Raphael Sobotka: International case studies

Khanh VoMarch 31, 2020 | 6.20pm

This conversation covers some examples of the techniques deployed for thinking about decumulation using data from Hong Kong, Singapore and France.

Speaker: Raphael Sobotka, global head of flexible, risk premia and retirement solutions, Amundi

Moderator: Alex Proimos, head of institutional content, Investment Magazine

Length: 11 mins

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