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Home > Library > Stable Times > Volume 4, Issue 1  The quarterly publication of the Stable Value Investment Association First Quarter 2000 • Volume 4 Issue 1 Polish Delegation Visits SVIAGovernment officials charged with privatizing Poland's pension program paid a visit to SVIA headquarters in Washington, DC last week to learn more about the Stable Value option from John Hancock's Wayne Gates, SVIA Board Member and Co-Chair of the Data and Research Committee, and Gina Mitchell, SVIA President. The twelve-member group was made up of officials from the Poland pension fund regulator, Urza Nadzoru nad Funduszami Emerytalnymi, (UNFE). The UNFE officials stopped in Washington as part of a larger study tour arranged by Pricewaterhouse Coopers. The tour was designed to enhance UNFE's institutional capacity to supervise the voluntary employee pension plans by broadening the knowledge and networks of its key staff. Wayne and Gina began the meeting with an informative presentation on the benefits of Stable Value. The group was particularly interested in SVIA's efforts to educate plan sponsors and the general public. Their concerns included market volatility, specifically the chance that an investor might lose everything, and how to ensure voluntary participation by plan sponsors and employees. SVIA is honored to have been included in UNFE's study tour. The Association's efforts are being noticed, and that is a tribute to every member. Clearly, interest in Stable Value is growing worldwide.
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