Pensions and Retirement Planning in Africa
Tuesday, 13 January 2015
Diversification without Diversification: Can the Multi-Pillar Pension Structure in Ghana Engender Diversification Risk in Pension Fund Management ? (Part I)
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The road to pension liberalization was largely necessitated by unsustainable pension systems in Ghana. While the social insurance of family...
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Yes, Employees are entitled to make Pension Investment Decisions in DC Schemes
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Pension fund management in Ghana has undergone numerous reforms, yet the basic lessons are neglected to the detriment of pensioners. Given ...
Pension Reforms in Ghana: Only a New Act, No Lessons Learnt?
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I recently wrote about what I call the “Pension Irrelevance Theorem” (PIT) which literally suggests that pension schemes in developing econ...
The Search for Sustainable Housing Finance in Ghana: The New Pension Law, 2008 (Act 766) in Perspective
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The history of Ghana’s housing finance system has been chequered with failed attempts to establish an efficient mortgage finance system; wh...
Pension Irrelevance Theorem: Optimizing Pension Equity in Developing Economies
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1.0 Background Pensions the world over are social policy initiatives to plan for retirement; a certain end state in the lives of every wo...
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