Romania: Romania Pillar II Private Pension Funds End 2025 with Record Results

January 12, 2026

Romania Pillar II Private Pension Funds End 2025 with Record Results
Jan 12, 2026

Romania Pillar II Private Pension Funds End 2025 with Record Results.

The seven mandatory private pensions (Pillar 2), which have 8.4 million contributors, in 2025 registered a 19.2% average yield, the best annual result in the almost 18-year history of the system, in line with calculations by the Romanian Association for Private Pensions APAPR.

[Read the article in Ziarul Financiar]

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