Formed in July 2004, the IOPS was instigated by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the International Network of Pension Regulators and Supervisors (INPRS).

The major goal of the IOPS is to improve the quality and effectiveness of the supervision of private pension systems throughout the world, thereby enhancing their development and operational efficiency, and allowing for the provision of a secure source of retirement income in as many countries as possible.

IOPS currently has 86 Members and Observers representing 75 jurisdictions and territories worldwide. The organisation cooperates closely with other international organisations involved in pension supervision policy development and dialogue, including the OECD, World Bank, ISSA, IAIS and IMF.

 Learn how to become a Member

View the full list of IOPS Members

 View our Organisational Structure

 Programme of Work for 2017-2018

 IOPS Annual Reports

Revised Articles of Association of the IOPS (ENG / FR)

NEWS & EVENTS

•  "Pension funds want ESG guidelines", by Carlos Ramirez Fuentes, 20 August 2018, Top1000funds.com

• 24-26 October 2018: IOPS Committee Meetings, AGM & OECD/IOPS Global Forum on Private Pensions, Beijing, China, 

• IOPS released its Good Practices on the Role of Pension Supervisory Authorities in Consumer Protection Related to Private Pensions

IOPS MEMBERS AREA

The IOPS Members Area is a community site dedicated to all IOPS Governing and Associate Members. It aims to facilitate the exchange of ideas between IOPS Members and provide access to meeting documents.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Members of the IOPS Executive Committee also have their own dedicated community site where they can find meeting documents, start a discussion, share information and ideas in a confidential environment.

RBS TOOLKIT

The IOPS Toolkit for Risk-based Pensions Supervisors provides a 5-module framework for pensions supervisors looking to apply a system of risk-based supervision.