Source: Funds Society
Many defined contribution pension plans are not convinced that their participants are on the right path to securing sufficient income during retirement and believe that reversing this situation will take several decades, according to a new report by the Thinking Ahead Institute, a global organization dedicated to investment analysis and innovation at WTW.
The Global DC Peer Study 2025, conducted by the Thinking Ahead Institute, brought together 20 of the leading defined contribution pension plans from the APAC, Americas, and EMEA regions. Collectively, these funds manage more than $2.2 trillion in assets, including both public pension funds and private retirement systems.
According to its findings, 60% of the experts surveyed indicated that the main concern for defined contribution pension plans over the next decade is ensuring adequate income during retirement.