The OECD has urged Slovenia to consider introducing automatic enrolment or employer-matching contributions in occupational pension schemes to boost retirement savings and strengthen the country's second-pillar pension system

Pension funds are among the institutional investors becoming increasingly concerned about a potential artificial intelligence (AI) investment bubble, with professional investors nearly three times more likely to identify bubble risks in software firms than in data-centre investments, research from Robocap has found

Eighty-four per cent of institutional investors are prioritising diversification as a key portfolio objective as geopolitical uncertainty and market concentration reshape global asset allocation, according to Schroders 2026 Global Investor Insights Survey

The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) has outlined its work over the past year in its latest annual report, with a strong focus on supporting the objectives of the EU’s Savings and Investments Union (SIU)

The Czech pension reform proposal to reduce pension management fees to 0.5 per cent would fail to cover costs and could also lead to “market paralysis”, according to Association of Pension Companies of the Czech Republic (APS ČR) spokesperson Jan Sedláček

The financing outlook for earnings-related pensions has improved following Finland’s pension reform, but the future contribution rate under the Employees' Pensions Act (TyEL) has become more uncertain, according to new analysis by the Finnish Centre for Pensions (ETK)