NETHERLANDS - The coverage ratios of Dutch pension funds have improved to 111.2% on an average at end 2003 from 106.5% at end 2002, according to the Dutch Association of Pension Funds (VB).
However, the association said that eight funds had a cover deficit relative to the minimum prescribed by the regulator Pensioen & Verzekeringskamer (PVK). The PVK requires funds to bring coverage...
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