Former pension exec wins lawsuit against pension overseer in nationalisation row
Publicat:Former CEO of NN Pensii pension company Raluca Tintoiu on Friday won a lawsuit brought before the Supreme Court of Justice for the annulment of a fine issued to her by the Financial Oversight Authority (ASF) in 2017 amidst rumours regarding the nationalisation of Pillar II pension plans. The Supreme Court on Thursday denied ASF's appeal and upheld the decision issued in October 2018 by the Bucharest Court of Appeal, annulling part of the fine issued by ASF.
The Bucharest Court of Appeal back then denied a request made by Tintoiu for ASF to return the fine of 100,000 lei, but ASF was to…
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