
The president of Adepp and Enpam, Alberto Oliveti, denies and criticizes the hypotheses of a possible forced withdrawal from the private pension funds of professionals to finance the government's next Budget Law.
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Private pension funds manage assets of 136 billion euros, made up of contributions paid by professionals to guarantee the stability of the pension system.
A financial contribution from the private pension funds of professionals in the economic maneuver? "Let's hope it's fake news." Thus the president of Adepp, the association of entities, and of Enpam (doctors and dentists) Alberto Oliveti responds to ANSA regarding the hypotheses, circulated in the last few hours, of a loan that would be requested from the sector in view of the drafting of the next Budget Law by the government.
"The assets we manage (currently equal to 136 billion, ed.) are nothing other than the social security debt of our members", he continues, recalling that "we already pay 26% on the proceeds of the investments of an asset made up of contributions" paid by professionals "to guarantee the stability of the system", Oliveti comments.

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