Administrative charges for funded pensions : an international comparison and assessment (English)

• Author

  Whitehouse, Edward

• Document Date

  2000/06/30

• Document Type

  Working Paper (Numbered Series)

• Report Number

  23140

• Volume No

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• Disclosure Date

  2010/07/01

• Doc Name

  Administrative charges for funded pensions : an international comparison and assessment

• Keywords

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• Language

  English

• Major Sector

  Social Protection

• Sector

  Pensions & Social Insurance

• Topics

  Pension Funds, Social Assistance, Retirement, Cross-Subsidies, Asset Management,

• Historic Topics

  Finance and Financial Sector Development,

• Historic SubTopics

  Pensions & Retirement Systems, Social Funds and Pensions, Disability, Capital Markets and Capital Flows, Non Bank Financial Institutions, Capital Flows, Health Economics & Finance, Services & Transfers to Poor, Economic Assistance, Access of Poor to Social Services, Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations and Local Finance Management,

• Unit Owning

  Social Protection Team (HDNSP)

• Originating Unit

  Social Protection Team (HDNSP)

• Version Type

  Final

• Series Name

  Social protection discussion paper , no. SP 16,

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