- Indicators
- 3
- Leaders
- 10placeholder ratings
- Like it
- 6capabilities
- Developments
- 0
Definition
What Long-Term & Institutional Capital is, and how it is measured
The capacity to pool and allocate patient capital: pension systems, insurance and the institutional asset base that funds long horizons and deepens every other market.
Indicators
- Pension fund assets to GDP
- Insurance premium penetration
- Institutional assets under management
Leaders
The nations that lead in Long-Term & Institutional Capital
Placeholder
These ratings stand in until the capability is rated.
| # | Nation | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Japan | AAA |
| 2 | China | AA |
| 3 | Germany | AA |
| 4 | South Korea | A |
| 5 | Sweden | A |
| 6 | Finland | A |
| 7 | Australia | BBB |
| 8 | Netherlands | BBB |
| 9 | United Kingdom | BB |
| 10 | Singapore | BB |
Related
The capabilities most like Long-Term & Institutional Capital
Likeness, from 0 to 1, as the Atlas measures it.
Developments
How Long-Term & Institutional Capital came to be
Milestones and developments for Long-Term & Institutional Capital will be published here.