Global Pension Assets Study 2017 Executive Summary Global Pension Assets Study 2017 Global Pension Assets Study 2017Survey Coverage 魰The study covers 22 major pension markets, which total USD 36,435 billion in pension assets and account for 62.0%1of the GDP of these economies. China, Finland and Italy were added to this year’s study. We use the shorthand ‘P22’ to denote them. 魰We perform a deeper analysis for seven of these markets (Australia, Canada, Japan, Netherlands, Switzerland, UK and US) and use the shorthand ‘P7’ to denote them. The P7 countries comprise 91.7% of total assets. 魰The analysis is organised in three sections: 魰Asset size, including growth statistics and comparison of asset size with GDP (P22) 魰Asset allocation (P7) 魰DB and DC share of pension assets (P7) UK Canada France Germany HK Ireland Japan Netherlands Switzerland Australia Brazil South Africa Canada Netherlands Switzerland UK US Australia Malaysia Mexico South Korea US India Spain Chile Japan P22P7 China Italy Finland 1TheratioofTotalPensionAssetstoGDPdeclinedfrom2016withtheadditionofChina.China’spensionassetsrepresent1.2%oftotalGDP. Global Pension Assets Study 2017Key Findings P22 pension assets at the end of 2016 increase of 4.3% compared to USD 34,931 billion at the end of 2015 the 2015 ratio of 80.0% assets in the study, respectively and 5.1% respectively pension assets in USD, as in many cases, the results vary significantly with those in local currency terms 1TheratioofTotalPensionAssetstoGDPdeclinedfrom2016withtheadditionofChina.China’spensionassetsrepresent1.2%oftotalGDP.
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