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Last week they appeared on Congress two legislative proposals that propose a new payment of 3 and 4 UIT from the Administrators of the Pension Fund (AFP).
These projects still have to pass an examination, but what is the position of the Ministry of Economy and Finance (IEF) about these measures?
According to the head of the MEF, Alex Contreras, this would be a bad measure that would affect the entire country.
“I believe that this will be the worst measure. This will not only affect branchesThis will affect the country’s ability to fairly finance all the infrastructure that we want to finance. It will also affect the country’s savings capacity because, in the long run, what is invested in a country depends a lot on both domestic and foreign savings,” commented Contreras in Latina.
The Minister recalled that the first exits from the AFP took place under exceptional circumstances due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which is incomparable with the current situation.
“It’s true, the conflict has influencebut this is nothing compared to the consequences of the pandemic,” he said.
In addition, he pointed out that in the next 30 years there will be an increase in the percentage of older people with whom new retirements can expose them to situations of lack of social protection.
Contreras added this feature new review is one of the problems of foreign investors.
“Because when a country goes into debt, investors say: okay, I will buy this asset, but if something happens, I want to be sure that I will sell this asset. The natural buyer of the Peruvian bond is AFP. So what happened to the size of the AFP funds? They are shrinking. In other words, the ability of investors to sell Peruvian bonds and leave the country is more limited,” he said.
In addition, from projects withdrawal funds, an initiative was also proposed to allow the availability of up to 50% of pension funds for the purpose of canceling debts entered into by an affiliate in the financial system.
Source: RPP
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