ABP's longevity bills to cost Dutch government millions

Europe's largest pension scheme is freezing payments and charging the government and its members more, thanks to increasing life expectancy

Netherlands-based ABP, Europe’s largest pension fund, is to increase its premiums next year and freeze payments to existing pensioners in a move that highlights the stringency of Dutch pensions regulation.

In a statement the fund, which has assets under management of €231bn, said the move was due to longer-than-anticipated longevity forecasts.

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