In Russia, they revealed three non-state pension funds (NPF) with the “potential inability to fulfill financial obligations”, Kommersant writes. Pension deposits of Russians may endanger.
The largest deficit in the results of 2020, in the amount of 12.5 percent of the obligations (47.9 million rubles), was the APK-Fund. It works only on voluntary pension programs. The “Telecom Union” recorded a deficit of 10.7 percent of the obligations (2.7 billion rubles), at Akvonon – a lack of 0.8 percent of the current capital (16.3-16.6 million rubles).
The emergence of the deficit in the Fund should cause questions from the Supervisory Block of the Central Bank, writes the publication. If it is confirmed, a plan to restore solvency will be developed. The deficit is also the basis for applying the NPF of its own measures to prevent bankruptcy.
Earlier it was reported that the party “Fair Russia” is going to submit to the State Duma a bill on the abolition of the 2018 pension reform and return the former retirement age: 55 years old – for women and 60 years – for men. The party also proposed to eliminate the Pension Fund of Russia (FIU), since he is “an extremely inefficient mediator between people and the budget of the country”