The Enlightenment to China from UK’s Pension Entering Capital Market

Yuting  Liu; Qingjun  Meng; Yong  Ma

doi:10.4236/ajibm.2016.68084

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AJIBM Vol.6 No.8 , August 2016

The Enlightenment to China from UK’s Pension Entering Capital Market

Yuting Liu, Qingjun Meng, Yong Ma

Abstract: As the aging problem is increasingly serious in China, the pension operation and management attract more and more attentions. However, China’s pension yields have been low, leaving a lot of problems. There are growing calls to make China’s pension enter capital market. While, there exists many risks, such as the unavoidable stock market risk and the potential risk in the “principal-agent”. Pension management should be of caution and safety. Attentions should be paid to improve relevant laws, strengthen supervision, perfect China’s multi-pillar pension system and so on. UK has enlightened China on pension entering capital market.

Keywords: Aging Population, Pension Insurance Fund, Capital Market, Asset Allocation

Cite this paper: Liu, Y. , Meng, Q. and Ma, Y. (2016) The Enlightenment to China from UK’s Pension Entering Capital Market. American Journal of Industrial and Business Management, 6, 885-889. doi: 10.4236/ajibm.2016.68084.

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