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Research, information and debate
Research, information and debate are at the heart of our expertise and our consultancy work. Our regular publications, whether in the press or produced by us, reflect this commitment, which has always been part of what sets us apart.
Our latest and oldest publications are available in this section of our website. They are available free of charge, but are subject to copyright and may not be reproduced without prior permission from us or the media that published them.
Press
articles
Our experts are regularly asked to express their views on social security issues, particularly occupational pensions, in the specialist and general media. We systematically list these articles which you can find here.
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Newsletter
Nota Bene
Published twice a year (in the spring and autumn) in digital form, Nota Bene is the legal newsletter of Pittet Associates. It allows you to follow the evolution of case law and social security legislation, with a particular focus on the 2nd pillar. All editions are available here.
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Newsletter
Invest 360
Invest 360 is the investment newsletter of Pittet Associates. Published quarterly in print and digital formats, it includes a market commentary and several thematic analyses written by our specialists. All editions are available here.
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iLPP App for iOS and Android
We live in an increasingly mobile society where easy access to information is essential. To meet this need, Pittet Associates has developed iLPP, a free application for all types of smartphones and tablets. It allows professionals in the field, as well as anyone interested in occupational pensions in general, to have instant access to practical, high-quality information.
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The 2nd Pillar
by Mix & Remix
Published in 2010, this book is the result of a collective effort by the staff of Pittet Associates to explain the key concepts of the 2nd pillar. It provides an overview of the many benefits offered by a pension fund and serves as a practical guide for anyone interested in occupational pension schemes, as well as for people who, in the course of their professional activities, are required to sit on the board of trustees of a pension fund.