Peru’s pension system is undergoing significant reform. Following years of regulatory challenges and low retirement savings, a new law aims to curb withdrawals, introduce a minimum pension and foster competition

Afores hold an important position in Mexico’s economy and recent reforms aim to bring about a more inclusive financial landscape for its citizens by implementing a new mixed model for its pension system. Might this model become a new standard for troubled pension systems around the world?

Can pension funds cope with a perfect storm of demographic changes and market volatility through riskier investments?

Family is the foundation of social life in the Philippines and a high priority among Filipinos. Ask any parent if they have invested or saved for their children’s future and the answer is almost always a resounding yes. However, the same cannot be said when asked about how they are preparing for their own eventual retirement

From calling for reform to addressing issues around financial inclusion, pension fund administrator Prima AFP is on a mission to improve Peru’s private pension system – and support wider society in the process

Afore XXI Banorte is the leading Afore in the market and this has been driven by its trailblazing implementation of ESG criteria which has, in turn, helped to promote a variety of social initiatives that have helped millions of people

A look at how the Mexican peso is shrugging off global inflation and interest rate pressure, rising against the dollar and euro, while also turbo-charging Mexico’s fast-evolving pension landscape

Pension fund administrator Prima AFP has launched a number of initiatives to address the low levels of financial inclusion and financial education in Peru. The company is also moving ahead with its gender equity and responsible investment goals

After decades of stagnant growth, the Covid-19 pandemic hit the Mexican economy hard. Now, the country is looking to rebuild, with a chance to tackle some of its long-standing socioeconomic issues head on

Responsible investing and increased pension contributions are joint priorities in a system that blends state and private business. Afore XXI-Banorte has a vision

The pension system in Mexico is in the midst of significant reforms, with the aim of creating a new investment approach. While the changes are substantial, the most forward-thinking pension fund administrators will be able to adapt, according to Afore XXI Banorte

Climate change is affecting corporate policy the world over. As a result, it is also influencing the types of assets investors are including in their portfolios

‘Since the 2017 pension reform, engagement is rising… but we have 1.5 million customers, so rising engagement is a challenge,’ says Risk Director Kelvin Mejía

‘We’re looking everywhere for best practices to introduce new technologies, new tools, to serve our clients,’ says CEO Lourdes Arévalo

As demographic shifts and technological innovations disrupt the Mexican pensions sector, industry leaders are seizing the opportunity to create a more sustainable and profitable future