China's new ‘third pillar’ private pension scheme could reshape both ordinary people’s retirement plans and the country's asset management industry.

China’s labour pool is shrinking as the population ages. How people save and invest signals challenges and opportunities for China’s pension system.

As China faces the formidable task of building a private pension industry from scratch, it can count on the blessing of residents’ financial wellness.

Private or third pillar pensions are expected to grow rapidly in China in coming years to augment state (first pillar) and corporate (second pillar) pensions.

Women and investing in Japan: Many steps behind men, but making progress

Fidelity survey of Japan’s elderly highlights the perils of financial overconfidence

We explore how policymakers in Saudi Arabia, China and Japan are seeking to address their radically different demographic challenges.

Retirement is a recent concept, and is bound to change as older people live longer and remain more active. The corporate world will have to follow suit.

A day in the life of three people in Shanghai and a deep dive into how they’re saving for their future.

When the majority of new pensioners will be drawing defined benefit pensions, many will be in for a rude awakening.

Significant shifts are underway in the pattern of global populations. What do these changes mean for societies, companies, individuals, and investors?

The best books, articles and films on the themes of demographics and old age from Fidelity.

A new father writes a letter to his son with thoughts on how shifting demographics will have changed the world by the time he starts work.

Younger Japanese people are turning more positive toward investing and are doing more of it, Fidelity’s latest annual survey of Japanese workers showed.