309 - Retirement Systems at the Intersection of Capital Culture and Care
Retirement systems reflect cultural attitudes toward risk, family responsibility, and the role of the state as much as they do financial design. This session examines how different societies have developed retirement frameworks – from conservative capital focused systems to models that rely on family structures or public welfare – and what choices mean for participant outcomes. This session offers a balanced perspective on aligning retirement design with both financial efficiency and social reality.
Speakers:
Dr. Francesco Briganti
Kale Edward Sears
Mitsuyasu Nishiwaki
Credits:
CPD Credit: 1.50 EA Core Credit: EA Ethics Credit: EA Non-Core Credit: EA Formal Credit:-
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