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Before 1977Before 1977
Some open Entities by widow’s fundsSome open Entities by widow’s funds
Small market shareSmall market share
Accounting pension funds, provided by Accounting pension funds, provided by
businessmenbusinessmen
Private Pension FundsPrivate Pension Funds
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From 1977From 1977
6.435 Law of July/776.435 Law of July/77
Private Pensions (open and closed entities)Private Pensions (open and closed entities)
Closed Private Pensions Closed Private Pensions non-profitable non-profitable
entitiesentities
Open Private Pensions Open Private Pensions profitable entities profitable entities
Private Pension FundsPrivate Pension Funds
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Principles Established byPrinciples Established byConstitutional Amendment Constitutional Amendment
#20#20
Principles Established byPrinciples Established byConstitutional Amendment Constitutional Amendment
#20#20
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Should observe criteria which preserve Should observe criteria which preserve the the financial and actuarial equilibriumfinancial and actuarial equilibrium
Applicable to servers from Union, States, Applicable to servers from Union, States, Federal Federal District and CitiesDistrict and Cities
Only to servers of effective positionOnly to servers of effective position
Based on service time contributionBased on service time contribution
Public Pension ServerPublic Pension Server
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Obliging filiationObliging filiation
Should observe criteria which preserve the Should observe criteria which preserve the financial and actuarial equilibriumfinancial and actuarial equilibrium
Reciprocal count - Law will regulate the Reciprocal count - Law will regulate the financial financial compensation between the regimencompensation between the regimen
Work accident risk will be attended, Work accident risk will be attended, intersecting, by intersecting, by RGP and Private SectorRGP and Private Sector
It will attend the position server in It will attend the position server in commissioncommission
Social SecuritySocial Security
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Three projects of Complementary Law will Three projects of Complementary Law will regulate the regimen of Pension Funds in regulate the regimen of Pension Funds in complementary charactercomplementary character1º1º Complementary Social Security Regimen, envolving Complementary Social Security Regimen, envolving the open the open and closed Entitiesand closed Entities(PLP 10)(PLP 10)
2º2º Relation between the Union, States, Federal District Relation between the Union, States, Federal District and and Cities and their respective closed Entities of Cities and their respective closed Entities of Complementary Complementary Social SecuritiesSocial Securities(PLP 8)(PLP 8)
3º3º Rules for institution at Complementary Social Rules for institution at Complementary Social Security Security regimen by Union , States, Federal regimen by Union , States, Federal District and Cities District and Cities (PLP 9)(PLP 9)
Complementary Social SecurityComplementary Social Security
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Established the position of Institutional Investor, Established the position of Institutional Investor, allowing the creation of Complementary Funds by allowing the creation of Complementary Funds by Sindicates and AssociationsSindicates and Associations
Forecast the Portability, whose regulation will be Forecast the Portability, whose regulation will be object of ordinary lawobject of ordinary law
Created the defined benefitCreated the defined benefit
Introduced in the legislation the defined Introduced in the legislation the defined contribution plan and the variable contributioncontribution plan and the variable contribution
Innovation - Complementary Innovation - Complementary Social SecuritySocial Security
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Defined the constitution of multiple plans and Defined the constitution of multiple plans and multiple sponsored entitiesmultiple sponsored entities
Allowed the transfer of risk to retired participantsAllowed the transfer of risk to retired participants
Established the taxes defermentEstablished the taxes deferment
Innovation - Complementary Innovation - Complementary Social SecuritySocial Security
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SOCIAL SECURITY
Covarege - 10 SM
Desirable - 3 SM
Regulation Bills
International Overview
Social Security Tripod
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Supplementary Pension Legislation
Status - Final passing stage
Progress - Sectorial Funds
Deferred Taxation
Vesting
Portability
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Abrapp’s Actions
1. Regulation of Supplementary Bills
2. From Fomento to the implementation of Pension Funds
3. Training
Education of technicians
Specialization of managers
4. Excellence Center
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Consolidated investment portfolioConsolidated investment portfolio
1 - Stock
2 - Real estate
3 - Long term deposits
4 - Investment funds - RF
5 - Investment funds - RV
6 - Loans to private persons
7 - Real estate financing
8 - Private bonds
9 - Public bonds
10 - Others
11 - Oper. with sponsors
TOTAL
Asset type
19,2
10,7
9,7
22,8
10,2
1,9
4,4
3,6
6,5
2,6
8,4
100
%
R$ million
17.465
9.684
8.818
20.648
9.214
1.740
4.021
3.229
5.918
2.382
7.637
90.757
dec./98
Source: Abrapp
26,3
8,8
4,6
31,6
12,2
1,6
3,4
2,5
6,3
2,6
0,1
100
%
30.259
10.110
5.313
36.423
14.066
1.805
3.868
2.892
7.307
3.011
70
115.124
dec./99
Var %
(7)
3
(23)
29
(3)
24
(2)
(11)
17
40
194
9
22,5
8,4
3,3
37,6
11,0
1,8
3,0
2,1
6,9
3,4
0,2
100
%
28.132
10.453
4.077
46.997
13.702
2.231
3.793
2.567
8.559
4.228
206
124.945
Nov./00
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Investment GrowthInvestment Growth
PERIOD INVESTMENTS VARIATION * VARIATIONPERIOD INVESTMENTS VARIATION * VARIATION
INICIAL INICIAL FINAL FINAL accr. average accr. average
19941994
19951995
19961996
19971997
19981998
19991999
Nov./00Nov./00
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46.48846.488
57.46157.461
71.67271.672
86.86186.861
90.75790.757
115.124115.124
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23,6 %23,6 %
24,7 %24,7 %
21,2 %21,2 %
4,5 %4,5 %
26,8 %26,8 %
8,5 %8,5 %
46.48846.488
57.46157.461
71.67271.672
86.86186.861
90.75790.757
115.124115.124
124.945124.945
(R$ million)(R$ million)
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23,6 %23,6 %
24,2 %24,2 %
23,2 %23,2 %
18,5 %18,5 %
20,2 %20,2 %
18,2 %18,2 %
* Average to the limit of each yearSource: Abrapp
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Retirement pensions
Pensions for infirmity
Pensions by age
Pensions
Types of Benefits - Types of Benefits - AccruedAccrued ValueValue
Continued Payment Benefits
Special pensions
Pensions for Time of Work
Advanced Pension
Delayed Pension
Source: AbrappSource: AbrappNoviembre/Noviembre/0000
1.4381.4381.6041.604
1.3111.311
820820
2.0512.051
898898
6026021.0301.030 698698
R$R$
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Types of Benefits - Types of Benefits - AccruedAccrued ValueValue
R$R$Nov./00Nov./00
Continued Payment Benefits
Retirement Pensions
Data from those funds who sent us information
TYPE VALUE QUANT. Monthly average
Special
Infirmity
Time of Work
Age
Other pensions
Pensions
Advanced
Delayed
620.697
540.264
431.526
336.740
1.438
1.604
68.103 51.967 1.311
29.570 36.081 820
410.397 200.059 2.051
7.884 8.776 898
22.034 11.142 n.a.
58.400 83.644 698
23.541 39.111 602
769 746 1.030
Source: Abrapp
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Authorized Pension FundsAuthorized Pension Funds
19951995 19961996 19971997 19981998 19991999 Nov./00Nov./00Source: SPC
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Participants of Pension FundsParticipants of Pension Funds
Active Participants
Retired andPensioned
Relatives
Total
1.661
379
4.333
6.373
X 1.000
Nov./00Source: Abrapp
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Scenario 5 Scenario 5 MSMS
Quant. EFPPQuant. EFPP
Invest. R$ B.Invest. R$ B.
Scenario 7 Scenario 7 MSMS
Quant. EFPPQuant. EFPP
Invest. R$ B.Invest. R$ B.
Scenario 10 Scenario 10 MSMS
Quant. EFPPQuant. EFPP
Invest. R$ B.Invest. R$ B.
20052005 20102010YEARYEAR
280280
250250
200200
1.0001.000
770770
500500
490490
425425
320320
1.2701.270
970970
590590
Growth Potential of Pension FundsGrowth Potential of Pension Funds