Public Pension Reserve Funds' Statistics
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Public pension reserve funds

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Stock anf flow data for asset classes are available in national currency million. Nominal net investment returns are provided in percent. Operating costs are expressed as a percent of total assets under management. The value of derivatives held is available in thousands of national currency.

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Total assets, asset allocation, nominal net investment return, operating expenses and derivatives.

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Selected OECD countries

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Data cover both social security reserve funds and sovereign pension reserve funds, the two main categories of public pension reserve funds. Social security reserve funds are set up as part of the overall social security system. They are funded chiefly by surpluses from employee and/or employer contributions over current payouts and, in some cases, by top-up contributions from the government through fiscal transfers and other sources. They may be managed either as part of a national social security scheme or by an independent - often public sector - fund management entity. Sovereign pension reserve funds are funds established by governments (independently of social security systems), who finance them directly through fiscal transfers. They are usually mandated to finance public pension expenditures at a specific future date. Some are not allowed to make any payouts for decades.

Public Pension Reserve Funds' StatisticsContact person/organisation

DAF contact Daf.Contact@oecd.org

Data source(s) used

Public pension reserve funds

Unit of measure used

Stock anf flow data for asset classes are available in national currency million. Nominal net investment returns are provided in percent. Operating costs are expressed as a percent of total assets under management. The value of derivatives held is available in thousands of national currency.

Variables collected

Total assets, asset allocation, nominal net investment return, operating expenses and derivatives.

Periodicity

Yearly

Geographic coverage

Selected OECD countries

Institutional coverage

Data cover both social security reserve funds and sovereign pension reserve funds, the two main categories of public pension reserve funds. Social security reserve funds are set up as part of the overall social security system. They are funded chiefly by surpluses from employee and/or employer contributions over current payouts and, in some cases, by top-up contributions from the government through fiscal transfers and other sources. They may be managed either as part of a national social security scheme or by an independent - often public sector - fund management entity. Sovereign pension reserve funds are funds established by governments (independently of social security systems), who finance them directly through fiscal transfers. They are usually mandated to finance public pension expenditures at a specific future date. Some are not allowed to make any payouts for decades.