NETHERLANDS - ABP's recovery plan risks job losses and will cost the Dutch government over €500m (US$662m) a year, the ministry of home affairs and kingdom relations has warned.
As part of the recovery plan filed yesterday with the De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB), the Dutch pension regulator, ABP said it will raise pension contributions by 3% until 2014 and shelve indexation i...
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