The Economic, Banking, Financial and Financial Intelligence Commission, chaired by Assemblyman Cesar Revilla Villanueva (FP), will continue the analysis and study of new financial withdrawal legal proposals from members of the Private Fund Management Organization. Pension.
In this regard, in its fourth ordinary session, which will be held this Wednesday, October 11 from 10:00 am, it is expected to receive the support of three bills on this subject.
One of them is PL 3585/2022-CR, authored by Congressman Segundo Montalvo Cubas (PL), which “proposes a law for the voluntary withdrawal of 2 UIT, time deposits, improving the interest earned by mutual funds in the bank. Institutions, mortgage guarantee to improve the interest rate , the Opt-Out Scheme for Pension Fund Administrators (AFP) for the management of a private pension system.”
Another is PL 5761/2023-CR, authored by Assemblyman Jose Luna Gálvez (PP), which “proposes a law authorizing affiliates of the Private Pension Fund Management System to withdraw up to 4 of your Tax Tax Units (UIT). Individual Capital Account (CIC) and/or Transfer to Pension Accounts in One Hundred Percent (100%) Funding System.”
and PL 4201/2022-CR, which proposes “An Act to allow subsidiaries of private pension fund management systems to voluntarily withdraw their funds up to the amount of 4 UIT,” authored by Congresswoman Digna Lobaton Street (PP).
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In this regard, the Governing Council has summoned the Superintendent of Banking, Insurance and AFP, María del Socorro Heisen Zegara, to ascertain the impact of the seventh withdrawal of funds from the AFPs. Members of the Legislature.
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Two views are expected to be discussed and voted on in the aforementioned session. This is the ruling on Bill 4769/2022-CR, which proposes “a law establishing extraordinary measures for the acquisition of machinery and equipment by local and regional governments at the national level.”
In addition, the opinion passed on Bill 4883/2022-CR proposes “Law Amending Law 27056, Law to Create Social Security (EsSalud)”.
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