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ROUND TABLE DISCUSSES PENSION SYSTEM REFORMS

ZAGREB, May 13 (Hina) - A round table on pension system reforms, organised as a part of the 4th Croatian Financial Forum, was held in Zagreb on Thursday. The beginning of the functioning of pension funds will have direct effects on the acceleration of events on financial markets. Given that funds must invest a minimum 50 per cent to bonds of the Croatian Government and the Central Bank, the country has to consider when and for what it will start issuing bonds, said Securities Commission president Ivica Smiljan. It is necessary to keep record of state liabilities, and issue bonds for all immediate liabilities, Smiljan said. If pension funds started functioning immediately, they would have nothing to invest in, Smiljan said and added that the country would have to urgently solve the problem of illiquidity, in order to be able to issue bonds. Labour and Social Welfare Minister Assistant Snjezan
ZAGREB, May 13 (Hina) - A round table on pension system reforms, organised as a part of the 4th Croatian Financial Forum, was held in Zagreb on Thursday. The beginning of the functioning of pension funds will have direct effects on the acceleration of events on financial markets. Given that funds must invest a minimum 50 per cent to bonds of the Croatian Government and the Central Bank, the country has to consider when and for what it will start issuing bonds, said Securities Commission president Ivica Smiljan. It is necessary to keep record of state liabilities, and issue bonds for all immediate liabilities, Smiljan said. If pension funds started functioning immediately, they would have nothing to invest in, Smiljan said and added that the country would have to urgently solve the problem of illiquidity, in order to be able to issue bonds. Labour and Social Welfare Minister Assistant Snjezana Plevko said the new pension system, which would include the basic pension, voluntary and obligatory capital savings, will come into effect on of July 1, 2000. Persons below 40 years of age will be compulsorily covered by the new system, while persons between 40 and 50 years of age will have the right to choose between the old and the new system. Also discussed at the round table were legal provisions on the work of pension funds. (hina) it

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