The fund, renamed Metzler Mittelstands Pensionsfonds, is the third vehicle under the Metzler umbrella, alongside the Metzler ...

KLP and KLP Funds owned shares valued at around 19 million Norwegian kroner in Oshkosh ($1.9 million) and around 10 million kroner in Thyssenkrupp until June 16. KLP managed around $114 billion in ...

Norway’s largest pension fund, KLP, has said that it will no longer do business with two companies that sell equipment to the ...

Nearly 75% of people surveyed in Germany believe they will not be able to maintain their current standard of living when they ...

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Cassa Forense, Enasarco, Enpam and Inarcassa face questions over their stakes in Monte dei Paschi di Siena, Mediobanca, and ...

The package, dubbed by the government as an "investment booster", contains corporate tax breaks amounting to almost 46 ...

Berlin has come up with an initiative where children as young as 6 can get a head start on retirement savings.

Germany's new coalition government has vowed not to cut old-age pensions, or increase pension contributions or raise the age of retirement beyond the planned increase to 67 by 2029.

Founded in 1992 by Petra and Heinz-Günter Lohoff and headquartered in Isernhagen, Germany, Lohoff is a provider of occupational pension administration services.

The current "pension level" — the amount paid to retirees each month — is 48% of the average monthly salary in Germany, a percentage the federal government wants to guarantee in law until 2040 with ...