The Brazilian Pension Funds Authority (PREVIC) will present a proposed national plan to expand closed supplementary pension coverage at its November 6 Conexões PREVIC session. The presentation will cover proposed actions and implementation and monitoring mechanisms. The proposal reflects PREVIC’s existing coverage expansion priority and incorporates government and pension sector input.
The Brazilian Pension Funds Authority (PREVIC) has detailed the November 6 opening session of its Conexões PREVIC series, which will present the proposed National Development Plan for the Closed Supplementary Pension Regime. The proposal aims to expand pension coverage and support the development of closed supplementary pension entities. It aligns with PREVIC’s previously articulated priority of broadening coverage through the work of its sector development commission.
Developed with input from the federal government and pension sector stakeholders, including sponsors, members and beneficiaries, the proposal will be presented through its main thematic priorities and planned actions. The session will explain mechanisms for implementing and monitoring those actions and provide pension entities’ perspectives on the proposals. It opens the previously announced series of four virtual meetings scheduled for November.
The Brazilian Pension Funds Authority (PREVIC) has scheduled four public virtual sessions in November for the closed supplementary pension sector. The program includes presentations of a national expansion plan and a transparency and governance index. It will also provide guidance on environmental, social and governance risks in investment…
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The Brazilian Pension Funds Authority (PREVIC) outlined strategic guidelines for the closed pension fund sector centred on PREVIC Resolution 26/2025, which modernises governance, strengthens member communications, and sets more efficient investment parameters. Key pillars include expanding coverage, embedding environmental, social and governance…