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We present a summary and analysis of the most relevant developments and publications in Mexico's financial regulatory landscape.

This paper analyzes the circumstances that led to the reforms of the pension systems in Europe and the measures adopted, with a view to extracting some lessons that may be of use for Latin American countries.

Latin America is one of the pioneers in introducing individual capitalization schemes as part of their compulsory component of their pension systems. Now what reforms have been achieved today? What challenges lie ahead?

In this paper we present a preliminary estimate of the impact of the recent agreement between the Spanish government and the social partners to reform the public contributive pension system.

This work describes the growing need that governments face to reform their pension systems into more !inancially sustainable structures, especially in light of the recent !inancial crisis and the rapidly ageing population.

This work analyzes the relevance of considering a range of elements related to the investment process to evaluate the long-term returns of Pension Funds and the possible impact of these on the replacement rates of participants in a Pension System.

This paper analyzes the fees collection system in the Peruvian pension system and evaluates switching from fees on flow to fees on assets, which has several advantages.

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This study aims to establish the statistical probability that workers who are not contributing to pension funds might do so, provided with the right incentives to.

In this paper we suggest a set of indicators about the future performance of the Spanish public pension system

This paper presents a brief history of pension reform in Chile, and the reasons behind the introduction of individual privately-managed accounts in 1981, as well as the adjustments to the system introduced in 2006-07.