Israel's Pension System Earns Top A Grade, Ranks Fifth Globally
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Israel's pension system ranked fifth globally in the 2026 Marsh CFA Institute Global Pension Index, earning an 'A' grade with a score of 81.9. The Netherlands secured the top spot for the fourth year. The index assesses retirement adequacy, sustainability, and integrity, with Israel showing improvements in adequacy and integrity but a slight decline in sustainability. The report highlights global demographic pressures on pension systems, with aging populations posing a significant challenge.
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- Israel's pension system ranked fifth globally in the 2026 Marsh CFA Institute Global Pension Index with an 'A' grade.
- The Netherlands topped the global rankings for the fourth consecutive year, scoring 85.8 out of 100.
- Israel's overall score improved to 81.9, with gains in adequacy and integrity but a slight decrease in sustainability.
- The index evaluates 55 pension systems based on adequacy, sustainability, and integrity.
- Aging populations and increasing life expectancies are identified as major pressures on global retirement systems.
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