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12 December 2019: IOPS releases Working Paper 34: Design and Supervision of Pension Projections in 26 Jurisdictions
26-28 February 2020: International Conference, IOPS Committee Meetings & Supervisory Workshop (on transition from DB schemes to DC schemes), Mauritius.
TBC: 15-17 June 2020: IOPS Committee Meetings jointly with the OECD WPPP and International Pension Research Association (IPRA) Conference, Paris, France.
9-11 November 2020: IOPS Committee Meetings, AGM & OECD/IOPS Global Forum on private pensions, Yerevan, Armenia.
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IOPS Toolkit for Risk-based Supervision
The IOPS Toolkit for Risk-based Supervision (RBS) provides a 5-module framework for pensions supervisors looking to apply a system of risk-based supervision. Case studies from 11 Jurisdictions which have adopted a risk-based approach provide further details of how a risk-based methodology has been developed in different contexts.
Access the Toolkit and View Australia and Chile country case studies 2019
IOPS Guidelines and Good Practices
Drawing on the IOPS Principles of Private Pension Supervision, a series of Guidelines and Good Practices on various issues are being developed to help supervisory regimes throughout the world to be in line with international standards.
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Working Papers on Effective Pension Supervision
The IOPS Working Papers series, launched in 2007, aim to fill a gap in pension research by highlighting a range of challenges to be met in the development of national pension supervisory systems.
Members only area
Open to all Governing and Associate Members, this password-protected community site facilitates the exchange of ideas and provides access to meeting documents.
Journal of Pension Economics and Finance
Published by Cambridge University, this academic journal focuses on the economics and finance of pensions and retirement income.
Database of complementary and private pensions
The ISSA/OECD/IOPS Complementary and Private Pensions Database provides a comprehensive data source on the regulation of private pension systems worldwide. It is publicly available on website of The International Social Security Association (ISSA):
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