URUGUAY - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called on the Uruguayan government to liberalise rules for pension fund investment in non-government obligations and allow limited high quality off-shore investments to be made.
In a staff report, the IMF said the “large presence” of the government in the pension sector as well as the guaranteed minimum return in the public pension fund posed medium term risks to the econo...
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