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Global Retirement Index: Norway Leads, Finland Records Steepest Decline

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What happened

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Natixis Investment Managers' 2026 Global Retirement Index (GRI) showed Norway maintained the top spot with a score of 83%. Finland recorded the steepest decline, dropping 12 places to 35th with a score of 54%. Iceland fell five places, moving from fourth to ninth.

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Why it matters

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The GRI provides a comprehensive view of retirement security, assessing factors like finances, healthcare access, climate, and governance. Finland's significant drop signals challenges related to these national metrics, while Norway's stability reflects strong performance in global retirement security standards.

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Who's involved

  • IcelandIceland, which dropped five places from fourth to ninth in the GRI index.
  • NorwayNorway, which maintained the top spot in the GRI index for the second consecutive year.
  • FinlandFinland, which recorded the most significant decline in the GRI index, falling 12 places.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • FinlandSpeculative

    Finland's significant drop in the GRI might increase perceived global market risk and affect investment funding.

  • NorwaySpeculative

    Norway's strong performance in the GRI could support investment and credit access due to its demonstrated governance and stability.

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