Romania set to reform pensions

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ROMANIA - The Romanian government has approved a draft law to reform state pensions in a bid to reduce the pressure pensions exert on its national budget.

The law - which would come into effect as of January 2011 after approval by the parliament - will introduce a defined contribution (DC) system, increase the retirement age for certain categories of...

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