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Czechs set up pension funds to tap markets
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Cambie, Silvia
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Bond issues
/ Employer contributions
/ Institutional investments
/ Investors
/ Market entry
/ Pension funds
/ Portfolio management
/ Subsidies
/ Trends
1994
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Czechs set up pension funds to tap markets
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Cambie, Silvia
in
Bond issues
/ Employer contributions
/ Institutional investments
/ Investors
/ Market entry
/ Pension funds
/ Portfolio management
/ Subsidies
/ Trends
1994
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Czechs set up pension funds to tap markets
1994
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Major Czech banks and insurance companies are beginning to set up pension funds that will start operating at the end of the year. The new legislation provides for a personal pension scheme to supplement the state system. Employers can contribute to the fund on a voluntary basis, but payments cannot be deducted from corporate tax. The state supports the scheme with digressive contributions which range from 40% in the case of the minimum premium of Kc100 to 27% for premiums equaling and exceeding Kc500. During the first 2 years following the conclusion of the insurance contract, this subsidy is increased by 25%. The labor ministry thinks the premium income of the pension funds will hit Kc8.55 billion by the end of 1995 while state contributions will total Kc2.37 billion.
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Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC
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