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This article examines the current regulatory efforts aimed at creating a Pan-European Personal Pension Product (PEPP). In doing so, it pursues two primary objectives: firstly, it seeks to explain the relevance of a European harmonized pension product to the overall concept of the single market;...
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This article will concentrate on how the PEPPR presents an added value for both PEPP savers and providers. Therefore we explore the following: the legislative history of PEPPR, the reasons of PEPPR, the definition of a PEPP and its savers and providers. Furthermore attention will be drawn to the...
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This discussion paper explores how EU law affects national pensions systems, be it directly (by regulating pensions explicitly) or indirectly (by providing a regulatory framework that must be respected in the field of pensions as well as in other fields). Moreover, the focus will be on some...
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On June 20 th, 2019, Regulation (EU) 2019/1238 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the subject of a pan-European Personal Pension Product was adopted (hereinafter referred to as “PEPPR”). The object of the PEPPR is to lay down uniform rules on the registration, manufacturing,...
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