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Local September 21, 2012 | 8:03 am

Top official also eager to dip into US$4.6B Pension Fund

SANTO DOMINGO.- Pension Funds (Sipen) superintendent Joaquin Geronimo pm Thursday said yesterday his agency has been ready since last year to draft the rules on the use of part of the system’s US$182.0 billion (US$4.6 billion) to build low cost housing.

"Since September 9, 2011 the Sipen has been ready to evaluate the financial instruments to be issued, provided that all sectors h... Read more

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