Private pensions have grown strongly in most countries in Central and Eastern Europe in recent years. Although these pension systems face challenges from the current economic downturn, they continue to represent a significant growth opportunity for financial services providers. By focusing on Poland, Romania, Russia, Hungary, and Slovakia as representative markets, this report aims to give readers a better understanding of the variety and current state of funded pension systems in the region.
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Private pension systems in Central and Eastern Europe
Private pensions have grown strongly in most countries in Central and Eastern Europe in recent years. Although these pension systems face challenges from the current economic downturn, they continue to represent a significant growth opportunity for financial services providers. By