Belgium has joined the UK and other countries in rejecting plans to introduce Solvency II-style regulation for European schemes, raising the possibility the controversial proposals could be blocked.
Speaking at a meeting of the Belgian Association of Pensions Institutions this week, pensions minister Alexander de Croo said his country would "take a critical stance" towards the directive. Be...
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