Changes afoot for Norway's DB market

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NORWAY - Radical changes to laws governing defined benefit plans in Norway will be needed to adapt the schemes to the new old-age state pension, a commission tasked with examining the future of pensions in the country's private sector has concluded.

In a report presented to the Government this week, the Banking Law Commission said that adapting DB plans will be much more complicated than defined contribution and individual pension schemes. ...

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