by Alexander D. Beath, Chris Flynn, Edsart Heuberger, Product Manager, Pension Administration | May 14, 2025 | Research
The cost of administering benefits for large Defined Benefit (DB) pensions varies significantly worldwide, from under £14 per member in the U.K. to over $325 CAD in Canada. This whitepaper quantifies these cost differences, considering factors like currency,...
by Edsart Heuberger, Product Manager, Pension Administration | Apr 11, 2025 | Pension Administration
What our members have shared: Pilot Programs and Internal Focus: Several organizations are actively conducting pilot projects, primarily focusing on internal applications. These include using AI tools for call transcription, sentiment analysis,...
by Yvette van Velsen | Apr 2, 2025 | Pension Administration
What our members have shared: Pilot Programs and Internal Focus: Several organizations are actively conducting pilot projects, primarily focusing on internal applications. These include using AI tools for call transcription, sentiment analysis,...
by Top1000funds.com, CEM Benchmarking | Jan 20, 2025 | Research
The Global Pension Transparency Benchmark is promoting transparency for better pension outcomes. Pension funds and other asset owners worldwide are striving to adopt higher transparency and disclosure standards for the benefit of their stakeholders. Where is your fund...
by Top1000funds.com, CEM Benchmarking | Nov 24, 2024 | Research
The Global Pension Transparency Benchmark is a world first global standard for pension disclosure, bringing a focus to transparency in a bid to improve pension outcomes for members. The GPTB ranks 15 countries on public disclosures of key value-generation elements for...
by Janjaap Weeda, Jim Stamper, Kevin Vandolder, Pouya Behmaram | Aug 20, 2024 | Research
Recordkeeping cost in our $1.3 trillion DC database vary widely, from $20 to $80 per participant annually. This analysis explains this variance from a line-up and plan characteristics perspective: Key cost drivers include economies of scale, managed accounts, and...
