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Introduction; II. Brief Description of the Bulgarian Pension System; 1. Key Features of the Bulgarian Pension System; III. Market Structure; 2. Number of Legal Entities; 3. Direct Shareholding Structure of PICs; 4. Membership Growth and Concentration; 5. Net Assets Growth and Concentration; 6. Annual Contributions Growth and Concentration; 7. Assets of Autonomous Pension Funds in Select OECD and non-OECD Countries; 8. Concentration Indicators-Select Countries; IV. Asset Allocation and Investment Performance; A. Asset Allocation 327 $a1. Asset Allocation in 2006 in Select OECD Countries2. Asset Allocation of Bulgarian Pension Funds, 2004-07; 9. Investment Portfolios of UPFs; 10. Investment Portfolios of PPFs; 11. Investment Portfolios of VPFs; B. Investment Performance; 12. Average Maturity of PICs' Bond Portfolio (March, 2007); 13. Gross Nominal and Real Investment Performance, 2002-2007; 14. International Comparison of Real Rates of Returns; 15. 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