Country: Switzerland Variable: Other investments
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Includes direct alternative investments, unallocated and transitory assets.
Country: Switzerland Variable: Other investmentsOther data characteristics
Includes direct alternative investments, unallocated and transitory assets.
Other investments
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Financial assets not included in the above categories e.g. derivatives, commodities, trade credits and advances and other accounts receivables and payables.
Other investmentsKey statistical concept
Financial assets not included in the above categories e.g. derivatives, commodities, trade credits and advances and other accounts receivables and payables.
Pension funds (autonomous)
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The pool of assets forming an independent legal entity that are bought with the contributions to a pension plan for the exclusive purpose of financing pension plan benefits. The plan/fund members have a legal or beneficial right or some other contractual claim against the assets of the pension fund. Pension funds take the form of either a special purpose entity with legal personality (such as a trust, foundation, or corporate entity) or a legally separated fund without legal personality managed by a dedicated provider (pension fund management company) or other financial institution on behalf of the plan/fund members.
Pension funds (autonomous)Key statistical concept
The pool of assets forming an independent legal entity that are bought with the contributions to a pension plan for the exclusive purpose of financing pension plan benefits. The plan/fund members have a legal or beneficial right or some other contractual claim against the assets of the pension fund. Pension funds take the form of either a special purpose entity with legal personality (such as a trust, foundation, or corporate entity) or a legally separated fund without legal personality managed by a dedicated provider (pension fund management company) or other financial institution on behalf of the plan/fund members.
Structure of assets
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This is the indicator for asset allocation and is expressed as a percentage of total assets. Asset allocation data can be used to assess the extent of diversification of investments.
Structure of assetsUnit of measure usedPercentagePower codeUnitsKey statistical concept
This is the indicator for asset allocation and is expressed as a percentage of total assets. Asset allocation data can be used to assess the extent of diversification of investments.
Country: Switzerland
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Overview of private pension system by type of financing vehicle and type of plan in Switzerland, and Coverage of the OECD Global Pension Statistics data
Country: SwitzerlandSector coverage
Overview of private pension system by type of financing vehicle and type of plan in Switzerland, and Coverage of the OECD Global Pension Statistics data
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