The Dominican Association of Administrators of Pension Funds (ADAFP) and the National Council for Social Security reported yesterday separately that pension fund money can only be invested where there is security, guarantees and ensured profitability of the investment, conditions that the metro does not meet. The Superintendent of the Stock Exchange, Haivanjoe Ng Cortinas on Tuesday had suggested that pension funds be used to finance the metro. Diario Libre consulted several executives in the financial sector who concurred that the metro is a high-risk project that will not be profitable and will require large government subsidies.