POLAND - The Sejm, the Polish parliament's lower house, has passed controversial pension reforms that include a cap on the level of fees.
The changes, which must still be passed by the upper house or senate, are due to come into effect on 1 April 2004 and impose a maximum fee of 3.5% in a bid to make the market more competitive. ...
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