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ZAGREB, July 2 (Hina) - The assets of pension funds in Croatia reached nearly 94 billion kuna at the end of April, and it is assumed that those assets will exceed 100 billion kuna by the end of this year, Labour and Pension System Ministry State Secretary Majda Buric said on Monday during a parliamentary debate on a bill of amendments to legislation on compulsory pension funds.
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