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Israel's Pension System Earns Top A Grade, Ranks Fifth Globally
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.
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- 01Israel's pension system ranked fifth globally in the 2026 Marsh CFA Institute Global Pension Index with an 'A' grade.
- 02The Netherlands topped the global rankings for the fourth consecutive year, scoring 85.8 out of 100.
- 03Israel's overall score improved to 81.9, with gains in adequacy and integrity but a slight decrease in sustainability.
- 04The index evaluates 55 pension systems based on adequacy, sustainability, and integrity.
- 05Aging populations and increasing life expectancies are identified as major pressures on global retirement systems.
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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