Press releases
On May 6 and 7, 2010 in Vina del Mar, Chile, took place the International Seminar called Developing the Potential of the Individually Funded Pension Systems
Declarations on the draft of the Argentine Government for nationalization of private pension funds
Declaration of FIAP
Compliment of the Declaration of FIAP
Declaration of the Chairman of the UAFJP, Sebastian Palla
Compliment of the Declaration of FIAP
Declaration of the Chairman of the UAFJP, Sebastian Palla
The Bulgarian pension system
European Pensions Magazine, June 2008
Nikola Abadjiev explains why the Bulgarian pension system is moving from a period of stability to sustainable development
Nikola Abadjiev explains why the Bulgarian pension system is moving from a period of stability to sustainable development
Adjustments to the Chilean pension system
Pensions Observatory, March 31st, 2008
Joaquín Vial
The present government came to power with a clear mandate to make adjustments
to the pensions system.
Joaquín Vial
The present government came to power with a clear mandate to make adjustments
to the pensions system.
Pensions in Central and Eastern Europe
Slipping back into the cold
Sofia Group gives region a voice
Policy review engages Polish funds
Revising the first draft
Coping with high inflation
Widening the investment universe
Taking to custody
Diversifying asset management
Sofia Group gives region a voice
Policy review engages Polish funds
Revising the first draft
Coping with high inflation
Widening the investment universe
Taking to custody
Diversifying asset management
In Bulgaria, the Association of Supplementary Pension Security Companies (BASPSC) celebrated on December 12, 2007 its tenth anniversary
Bulgaria’s new pensions landscape: looking over the horizon
IPE.com, 5 September 2007
Bulgaria has had a colourful journey from communism to the EU. It has included the assassination of a former prime minister after he reputedly fell out with a rival faction in his socialist party, the former Soviet-era communists, over a division of the privatisation spoils.
Bulgaria has had a colourful journey from communism to the EU. It has included the assassination of a former prime minister after he reputedly fell out with a rival faction in his socialist party, the former Soviet-era communists, over a division of the privatisation spoils.
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Bulgaria sets up liberal pension regime
Global Pensions, September, 2006
Nikola Abadjiev analyses the lengthy reform of Bulgaria’s pension system and argues changes to the Social Insurance Code are creating a new liberal investment regime for pension funds
Nikola Abadjiev analyses the lengthy reform of Bulgaria’s pension system and argues changes to the Social Insurance Code are creating a new liberal investment regime for pension funds
IT'S VICIOUS FOR NSSI'S DEFICIT TO INCREASE
Banker, 30.09-06.10.2006
Yordan Hristoskov, Head of the National Social Security Institute, to the BANKER Weekly
Yordan Hristoskov, Head of the National Social Security Institute, to the BANKER Weekly
