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  4. Pension Funds and their Role in the Future of the Baltic States' Economies
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Protecting Pensions. Policy Analysis and Examples from OECD Countries.
Reform and Challenges for Private Pensions in Russia
Supervising Private Pensions: Institutions and Methods
Pension Reform in the Baltic Countries
Chapters
Review of Recent Pension Reforms in the Baltic Region
Comparing the New Pension Systems of the Baltic States
Developments in the Estonian Pension System
Review of Pension Reform in Latvia. How it Was Carried Out and What the Results Show in 2003.
The Development of Private Pensions in Lithuania
Pension Funds and their Role in the Future of the Baltic States' Economies
Private Equity in the Baltics. What Role for Pension Funds?.
Regulating Private Pension Schemes: Trends and Challenges
OECD 2000 Private Pensions Conference
Private Pensions Systems. Administrative Costs and Reforms.
Private Pension Systems and Policy Issues

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Pension Funds and their Role in the Future of the Baltic States' Economies

Content Provider OECD iLibrary
Author Katkus, Valdemaras
Abstract Private pension funds systems have developed at different paces, and with differentstructures, in the three Baltic states. In Estonia and Latvia, a three-pillar pension system was established. Lithuania introduced a two-pillar system without mandatory pension saving. The pension funds systems in the Baltic states are in the early stage of development and vary because of differing financial system structures in each country. The Baltic financial sectors are still less developed than the financial sectors of EU countries. Financing in the Baltics is dominated by the banking sector, which is highly concentrated and owned by international financial conglomerates. The Baltic securities sector has been stagnant, even during the recent period of growth. The regulations of the pension funds portfolios in Estonia and Lithuania reflect the situation in the financial market. In Latvia, regulations on pension funds policy reflect a government wish to keep money at home. Banks in these countries are the main power behind the development of the pension funds system. The Baltic countries will become EU members on 1 May 2004. Their future economic, financial and pension funds system will be shaped by EU legislation and the EU integration process...
Page Count 62
Starting Page 179
Ending Page 238
Language English
Publisher OECD Publishing
Publisher Date 2004-04-08
Access Restriction Open
Subject Keyword Finance and Investment
Content Type Text
Resource Type Chapter
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