The pension scheme of the European Union institutions (PSEUI). We’re unable to find a definitive list of all the contributors to the PSEUI scheme but all institutions [1] and most agencies [2] (and here [3]) should be included.
Nevertheless, it is worth checking your previous employer was part of the PSEUI, just in case.
For example the European Investment Bank [4] and the European Central Bank [5] have their own pension funds.
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- the >40 decentralised organisations [6] with seats throughout the EU which are created by a specific legislative act and charged with a particular task\' e.g. Europol, the EMCDDA , the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) and Frontex.
- the 6 Brussels-based Executive Agencies [7] which are \'legal entities established ... with a view to being entrusted with certain tasks relating to the management of one or more European Union programmes. These agencies are set up for a fixed period.\' They are CINEA, EACEA, HADEA, Eismea, ERCEA and REA.
The pension scheme of the European Union institutions (PSEUI). We’re unable to find a definitive list of all the contributors to the PSEUI scheme but all institutions [1] and most agencies [2] (and here [3]) should be included.
Nevertheless, it is worth checking your previous employer was part of the PSEUI, just in case.
For example the European Investment Bank [4] and the European Central Bank [5] have their own pension funds.
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