Implementing an inclusive and equitable pension reform : lessons from India's new pension scheme

xv, 272 p.

"Co-publication of the Asian Development Bank and Routledge."

Front Cover; Implementing an Inclusive and Equitable Pension Reform; Copyright Page; Contents; About the authors; List of Figures; List of Tables; Foreword; Acknowledgments; Acronyms and abbreviations; Part I: Introduction, background, and context; 1. Introduction; 2. Demographic and economic context; Part II: The pension system reform; 3. The New Pension Scheme: design, governance, and institutions; 4. NPS analysis, findings, and recommendations I: design; 5. NPS analysis, findings, and recommendationsII: governance and institutions

Part III: NPS communications, marketing, and business practices6. Communications and marketing for the NPS; 7. NPS business processes and information technology needs; Part IV: The economics and demography of the NPS; 8. The potential size of the NPS; 9. NPS and the individual saver; Part V: Occupational pension schemes; 10. Compulsory occupational schemes; 11. Analysis, findings, and recommendations on compulsory occupational pension schemes; 12. Analysis, findings, and recommendations on unregulated voluntary occupational pension schemes; Part VI: Towards an integrated policy

13. Implementing pension reformsAppendix 1. International experience with voluntary retirement saving schemes; Appendix 2. The Maxwell and Madoff Frauds; Notes; References; Documents utilized in legal, regulatory, and policy analysis; Index

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