The data displays the importance of pension funds relative to the size of the economy in selected European countries as of 2016. The total amount of assets held by pension funds as a share of GDP varies significantly across the countries studied, ranging from 209% in Denmark to 0.7% in Greece.
Denmark | 209 |
Netherlands | 180.3 |
Iceland | 150.7 |
Switzerland | 141.6 |
United Kingdom | 95.3 |
Sweden | 80.6 |
Finland | 59.3 |
Israel | 55.7 |
Ireland | 40.7 |
Estonia | 16.4 |
Spain | 14 |
Slovak Republic | 11.2 |
Portugal | 10.8 |
Norway | 10.2 |
France | 9.8 |
Italy | 9.4 |
Poland | 9.3 |
Czech Republic | 8.4 |
Slovenia | 7 |
Belgium | 6.9 |
Germany | 6.8 |
Austria | 6 |
Turkey | 4.8 |
Hungary | 4.3 |
Luxembourg | 2.9 |
Greece | 0.7 |