Traduction de «avoirs du fonds de pension » (Français → Anglais) :

The Pension Funds Directive (2003/41/EC) allows pension funds to manage occupational pension schemes for companies which are also established in another Member State and allow a pan-European company to have only one pension fund for all its subsidiaries all over Europe.

19. Considers that it would be appropriate to review the Directive on the activities and supervision of institutions for occupational retirement provision (IORP Directive) with a view to ensuring effective enforcement by Member States of the Directive’s requirements; believes that such a review should aim to promote cross-border activity of occupational pension funds in the single market, ensure adequate financial supervision, increase levels of security, transparency and information for beneficiaries, and update capital and solvency requirements; believes furthermore that the review should take into account the la ...[+++]rge differences between pension and insurance funds and possible liability of companies and the existing safeguard mechanisms; considers that any proposal on occupational pension systems must be fully impact-assessed, in particular with a view to quantifying the additional costs that may arise and damage the adequacy of pension provision;

New paragraph 4a, enabling individual Member States to maintain their own private placement exemptions, is essential to avoid the significant harm to EU pension funds and other investors that would otherwise result if they were unable to access non-EU managed funds.

73. Was surprised by the recent recommendation of the Conference of Presidents of 13 March 2008, after having been consulted by the Bureau's working group on the Members' Statute, assistants and Pension Fund, that members of the Voluntary Pension Fund may still acquire new pension entitlements once the Members' Statute has entered into force; reminds the Bureau as the decision-making body in this matter of Parliament's political will, as expressed in its resolutions on discharge in respect of the implementation of the Parliament budget for the financial years 2004 and 2005, that the activities of the Voluntary Pension Fund should effect ...[+++]ively be phased out and limited to honouring acquired rights once the Members' Statute has entered into force; insists that the Bureau working group prepare the necessary measures in line with Parliament's decisions;

74. Was surprised by the recent recommendation of the Conference of Presidents of 13 March 2008, after having been consulted by the Bureau's working group on the Members' Statute, assistants and Pension Fund, that members of the Voluntary Pension Fund may still acquire new pension entitlements once the Members' Statute has entered into force; reminds the Bureau as the decision-making body in this matter of Parliament's political will, as expressed in its resolutions on discharge in respect of the implementation of the Parliament budget for the financial years 2004 and 2005, that the activities of the Voluntary Pension Fund should effect ...[+++]ively be phased out and limited to honouring acquired rights once the Members' Statute has entered into force; insists that the Bureau working group prepare the necessary measures in line with Parliament's decisions;

Finally, as far as the question of the management of financial organisations and funds is concerned, I am not sure if I fully understood the question, but what I would say is that public pension funds are obviously subject to the general financial stability framework of each country, as far as private pension funds are concerned.