The World Economic Forum, in partnership with Mercer, has just published “The Future of Pensions and Healthcare in a Rapidly Ageing World: Scenarios to 2030”

M. Michele Burns “A rapidly ageing world population will have profound implications for both developed and developing countries. How elderly people are regarded and treated is the hallmark of a civilized society.

Mercer has worked with the World Economic Forum on this timely report because all stakeholders recognize that a secure retirement and access to health care in older age are significant forces for social cohesion. This, in turn, is essential to global economic and social stability.”

M. Michele Burns
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Mercer

The report addresses important questions such as:

What will the state of pensions and health care look like in the year 2030, taking key drivers and critical uncertainties into account?

What might be the role of governments, the private sector and individuals in the year 2030?

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