Autonomous pension funds - all indicators (1997-2012) by country

Countries reporting
25
Highest
2,073
Switzerland
Lowest
0
Malta
Median
41
Years covered
16
1997–2012
Data points
272

What the numbers show

Autonomous pension funds - all indicators (1997-2012) is currently reported for 25 countries. The highest value is 2,073 in Switzerland; the lowest is 0 in Malta.

The median across all reporting countries is 41, and the mean is 213.64.

Over the past decade 10 countries rose and 13 fell. The largest increase was in Slovakia (up 150.0%), and the largest decrease in Netherlands (down 60.1%).

Autonomous pension funds - all indicators: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 Switzerland 2,073 2012 down 34.6% volatile
2 Spain 1,434 2012 up 105.2% rising
3 Netherlands 385 2012 down 60.1% falling
4 Italy 332 2012 down 36.2% falling
5 Portugal 228 2012 down 3.4% flat
6 Belgium 217 2012 down 33.0% falling
7 Germany 194 2012 down 35.1% falling
8 Norway 86 2012 down 38.6% falling
9 Hungary 72 2012 down 28.7% falling
10 Finland 57 2012 down 47.2% falling
11 Sweden 50 2005 up 11.1% rising
12 Denmark 44 2004 down 30.2% falling
13 Iceland 41 2006 down 36.9% falling
14 Lithuania 30 2012 up 7.1% flat
15 Estonia 23 2012 up 53.3% rising
16 Austria 17 2012 down 10.5% flat
17 Bulgaria 10 2012 up 25.0% rising
17 Slovakia 10 2012 up 150.0% rising
17 Slovenia 10 2012 up 66.7% rising
20 Czechia 9 2012 down 35.7% falling
21 Greece 7 2012 up 133.3% rising
21 Latvia 7 2012 up 75.0% rising
23 Poland 5 2012 up 66.7% rising
24 France 0 2012 flat
24 Malta 0 2012 flat

About this data

Indicator
Autonomous pension funds - all indicators (1997-2012)
Source
Eurostat
Licence
CC BY 4.0 (Eurostat)
Coverage
25 places, 272 data points, 1997–2012
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