Pension fund assets to GDP - Country rankings

The average for 2016 was 27.94 percent.The highest value was in the Netherlands: 183.71 percent and the lowest value was in Albania: 0.09 percent. Below is a chart for all countries where data are available for: Pension fund assets to GDP.

Pension fund assets as percent of GDP, 2016
(percent, Source: The World Bank, TheGlobalEconomy.com)

1. Netherlands

2. Iceland

3. Switzerland

4. USA

5. Australia

6. UK

7. Canada

8. Namibia

9. Sweden

10. Chile

11. Malaysia

12. Finland

13. Israel

14. Bolivia

15. Ireland

16. Malta

17. Hong Kong

18. Denmark

19. El Salvador

20. Singapore

21. Japan

22. South Korea

23. Jamaica

24. Croatia

25. New Zealand

26. Uruguay

27. Colombia

28. Peru

29. Papua N.G.

30. Costa Rica

31. Estonia

32. Kazakhstan

33. Mexico

34. Kenya

35. Latvia

36. Brazil

37. Bulgaria

38. Slovakia

39. Norway

40. Domin. Rep.

41. Suriname

42. Portugal

43. France

44. Malawi

45. Spain

46. Italy

47. Uganda

48. Maldives

49. Tanzania

50. Czech Rep.

51. Poland

52. Macedonia

53. Slovenia

54. Thailand

55. Germany

56. Lithuania

57. Belgium

58. Guyana

59. Nigeria

60. Austria

61. Mauritius

62. Romania

63. Hungary

64. Ghana

65. Russia

66. Philippines

67. Luxembourg

68. Turkey

69. Indonesia

70. Egypt

71. China

72. Armenia

73. India

74. Honduras

75. Serbia

76. Greece

77. Albania

Definition: Ratio of assets of pension funds to GDP. A pension fund is any plan, fund, or scheme that provides retirement income. Data taken from a variety of sources such as OECD, AIOS, FIAP and national sources.

Pension fund assets to GDP in the European union
Pension fund assets to GDP in Europe
Pension fund assets to GDP in Asia
Pension fund assets to GDP in Africa
Pension fund assets to GDP in North America
Pension fund assets to GDP in South America
Pension fund assets to GDP in Australia