Developing a global pension asset strategy

Article Abstract:

Multinational corporations can reduce investment risks and employee benefits costs by adopting an efficient method of managing pension assets. Pension asset management for multinationals should involve five steps. The first step requires determining factors, such as tax laws and legal barriers, that will affect their conduct of business in a particular area. Next, corporations should define asset management procedures in the local community. The third step entails evaluating pertinent financial data. The fourth calls for combining information on all localities into a single document, and the fifth entails preparing a plan of action based on available data.

Finance, International business enterprises, Multinational corporations

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Alternative investments

Article Abstract:

The significance of alternative assets, for defined benefit pension plan management solutions, is examined.

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Investments for a closed DB scheme

Article Abstract:

Investment methods on closed defined benefit pension schemes, for pension trusts, are examined.

Economic aspects

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