Mark Hussein on pensions in Brazil | HSBC Seguros | Video

World Finance interviews Mark Hussein, Global Head of Commercial Insurance and Investments at HSBC Seguros, on how Brazil is coping with the global pensions crisis

April 19, 2013
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Transcript

The global pensions crisis is a widely discussed issue. In Brazil, the problem is magnified by an unsustainable public pensions system and a population which is not taking sufficient steps to prepare for retirement. Mark Hussein of HSBC Seguros explains how the onus is now on companies to ensure their employees’ pensions, and how HSBC is helping to address the problem with administration services, education, and the security that comes with being the number one provider in the market.