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Global pension assets hit fresh record high
By
Hui Ching-hoo
- Asia
- Global
Global pension assets reached a new record US$58.5 trillion last year, erasing the previous high of $55.78 set in 2023, driven by defined-contribution plans, according to Thinking Ahead Institute, a unit of UK insurance brokerage and advisory firm...
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