(1) Transfer scope. Central and local state-owned and state-controlled large and medium-sized enterprises and financial institutions will be included in the scope of transfer. Unless otherwise stipulated by public welfare enterprises, cultural enterprises, policy and development financial institutions and the State Council.
(2) the object of transfer. If the central and local enterprise groups have completed the reform of the corporate system, the equity of the enterprise group will be directly transferred; If the central and local enterprise groups have not completed the reform of the corporate system, they should pay close attention to the reform and transfer the equity of the enterprise group according to the regulations after the restructuring; At the same time, explore the equity transfer of the first-level subsidiaries of enterprise groups that have not completed the reform of corporate system. However, the shares of listed and unlisted enterprises formed by the national social security fund due to various reasons such as the transfer of state-owned shares and investment are excluded.
(3) transfer ratio. First of all, the basic goal is to make up for the gap of the basic old-age insurance fund for enterprise employees caused by the policy that enterprise employees enjoy the same payment period during the transition period of the basic old-age insurance system for enterprise employees, and to transfer the state-owned shares of enterprises with a unified proportion of 10%. In the future, combined with the basic old-age insurance system reform and sustainable development requirements, if further transfer is needed, further research will be carried out.
(4) Undertaking the subject. The transferred state-owned equity is an important part of the basic old-age insurance fund. The transfer of state-owned shares of central enterprises is entrusted by the State Council Social Security Fund to be responsible for centralized holding, separate accounting, assessment and supervision. When conditions are ripe, with approval, the social security fund may set up a pension management company to independently operate the transferred state-owned shares of central enterprises.
The transferred state-owned shares of local enterprises are centrally held, managed and operated by wholly state-owned companies established by provincial people's governments. The transfer of state-owned shares can also be entrusted to the province (autonomous regions and municipalities) with the function of state-owned capital investment and operation of the company's special account management.