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Pension plans allocate 30% of their portfolio to funds

Algo más de 30 de cada 100 euros que gestionan los planes de pensiones en España están colocados en fondos de inversión nacionales y extranjeros. Leer

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Spanish pension plans have 30.17% of their assets invested in domestic and foreign investment funds, according to the Dirección General de Seguros y Pensiones. This represents an increase of 3.87 percentage points from the first quarter of 2023. The total assets of pension plans reached €145.106 billion as of June, with €43.778 billion invested in funds.

CaixaBank's employee pension plan, the largest in Spain with €9.324 billion in assets, is one example of a plan that invests in specialized funds. The allocation of pension plan assets includes 36.27% in fixed income, 20.91% in public debt, and 17.26% in equities.

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