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Third Pillar Working Groups

Third Pillar Policy

non tax-qualified provision | non-qualified provision | third pillar 3b | 3rd pillar 3b

centre pillar [ centre door pillar | center pillar | centre post | center post | B-pillar | B pillar | B-post | B post ]

three pillar system | three-pillar system | three pillar concept

occupational benefits provision | occupational pension funds | 2nd pillar | second pillar | pillar 2

geodetic pillar | triangulation pillar | pillar

Fifthly, SACE argued that, when it created SACE BT in 2004 so as to enter the short-term export-credit market, the management expected a sufficient profitability to be achieved from the capital invested through a three pillars strategy (33) relying on organic growth in credit insurance business (of start-up character for which the initial business plan contains four years forecast) for the first pillar, on ancillary activities to the credit insurance (other types of insurance or services), potentially including acquisitions of other firms, in Italy (diversification in terms of business lines) for the second pillar and on geographical expansion through acquisitions of companies operating abroad (geographical diversification ...[+++]) for the third pillar.

In particular, in the adjusted business plan, the different pillars of future development of the business were mentioned explicitly: organic growth in credit insurance business (first pillar, see recital 48), expansion into other business segments in Italy (second pillar, see recital 48) and external growth, with a mention ‘to be developed further’ (second and third pillars, see recital 48), depending on the activities of a target firm).

I wholeheartedly support rapporteur Oomen-Ruijten when she highlights the importance of pension build-up via the employer (what is known as the second pillar) and individual pension build-up (the third pillar). Unfortunately, we can no longer assume that the state pension (the first pillar) will be enough to sustain the level of lifestyle which workers have worked to achieve.

[5] The three pillars previously forming the basic structure of the EU under the Treaty on European Union were the Community pillar, corresponding to the three Communities: the European Community, the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom) and the former European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) (first pillar); the pillar devoted to the common foreign and security policy, under Title V TEU (second pillar) and the pillar devoted to police and judicial cooperation in criminal matters, under Title VI TEU (third pillar).