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Supervising Default Investment Funds

Dec 01, 2012 | IOPS | IOPS

The objective of this working paper is to identify factors that should be addressed in determining the composition of investment governance, strategy and asset allocation and charges of a default option, in particular when this is left to the discretion of the trustee/ governing board of the fund.

Theme: Long-Term Finance and Capital Markets, Pension Funds | Country: Ghana, Namibia, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia | Pages: 39
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