


Nilton Molina
Instituto de Longevidade MAG
Instituto de Longevidade MAG
Instituto de Longevidade MAG
One of the leading figures in life insurance and pensions in the country, Molina currently serves as the President of the MAG Longevity Institute, a non-profit organization he founded in 2016. A Business Administration graduate, he has been active in the pension sector for 59 years. He has served on the National Council of Private Insurance, the National Social Security Council, and the National Supplementary Pension Council. Molina is also one of the founders of Bradesco Vida e Previdência and Icatu Seguros.
One of the leading figures in life insurance and pensions in the country, Molina currently serves as the President of the MAG Longevity Institute, a non-profit organization he founded in 2016. A Business Administration graduate, he has been active in the pension sector for 59 years. He has served on the National Council of Private Insurance, the National Social Security Council, and the National Supplementary Pension Council. Molina is also one of the founders of Bradesco Vida e Previdência and Icatu Seguros.
One of the leading figures in life insurance and pensions in the country, Molina currently serves as the President of the MAG Longevity Institute, a non-profit organization he founded in 2016. A Business Administration graduate, he has been active in the pension sector for 59 years. He has served on the National Council of Private Insurance, the National Social Security Council, and the National Supplementary Pension Council. Molina is also one of the founders of Bradesco Vida e Previdência and Icatu Seguros.
One of the leading figures in life insurance and pensions in the country, Molina currently serves as the President of the MAG Longevity Institute, a non-profit organization he founded in 2016. A Business Administration graduate, he has been active in the pension sector for 59 years. He has served on the National Council of Private Insurance, the National Social Security Council, and the National Supplementary Pension Council. Molina is also one of the founders of Bradesco Vida e Previdência and Icatu Seguros.
One of the leading figures in life insurance and pensions in the country, Molina currently serves as the President of the MAG Longevity Institute, a non-profit organization he founded in 2016. A Business Administration graduate, he has been active in the pension sector for 59 years. He has served on the National Council of Private Insurance, the National Social Security Council, and the National Supplementary Pension Council. Molina is also one of the founders of Bradesco Vida e Previdência and Icatu Seguros.
Painéis com o palestrante
Wed, June 25th
15:15
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16:00
ANBIMA stage
Track
Who wants pension products?
Categorias
Macroeconomics
Market regulation and self-regulation
Although the demographic changes and tax restrictions indicate the need for people to build reserves for retirement, only a few people is really preparing themselves for it. How have Brazilians of different generations prepared for retirement? Why don’t an important share of people consider pension products as alternative and express reservations about the product?
15:15
-
16:00
ANBIMA stage
Track
Who wants pension products?
Categorias
Macroeconomics
Market regulation and self-regulation
Although the demographic changes and tax restrictions indicate the need for people to build reserves for retirement, only a few people is really preparing themselves for it. How have Brazilians of different generations prepared for retirement? Why don’t an important share of people consider pension products as alternative and express reservations about the product?
15:15
-
16:00
ANBIMA stage
Track
Who wants pension products?
Categorias
Macroeconomics
Market regulation and self-regulation
Although the demographic changes and tax restrictions indicate the need for people to build reserves for retirement, only a few people is really preparing themselves for it. How have Brazilians of different generations prepared for retirement? Why don’t an important share of people consider pension products as alternative and express reservations about the product?