POLAND - Polish pension funds are calling on the government to relax legislation which prevents them from investing more than 5% outside the domestic market.
The legislation, which was introduced in 1999, has been labelled “excessive” by managers, who would like to see the limit raised to 20%, in line with EU regulations. Under current law, Poland cl...
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