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08 October 2003 18:35
Russia streamlines pension fund management
The Russian Pension Fund has concluded agreements with 54 fund management companies. This was announced on Wednesday [8 October] at the signing ceremony by the chairman of the board of the Pension Fund, Mikhail Zurabov. As reported earlier, 55 companies had been granted the right by the Finance Ministry to manage people's pension funds. The head of the Pension Fund recalled that the government had extended the deadline for citizens to submit their choice of fund management companies until 31 December.
[Radio Russia]
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