BRATISLAVA (SITA) - Businessman Frantisek Mojžiš decided to increase Slovak Insurance Company‘s (SP) share assets not by 375 million SKK as an SP special shareholder meeting decided, but by one billion SKK. Mojžiš specified that the profit flowing from the increase will be put into an association for poor and sick who were forgotten in the SP case.“ Mojžiš is the ex-owner of the Drukos company, a car-dealer and leaser, ranking among the most profitable companies in Slovakia. In September 1997 Mojžiš transferred all assets of Drukos (over $10 million) to a church society to support needy and ill people. He made this decision after threats, blackmailing, and „cooperation offers,“ which amounted to the firm‘s liquidation. Mojžiš claimed the money he wants to use to increase SP share assets are not dirty. He developed an idea of a commission composed of seven journalists, one Ministry of Labor, Social Affairs and Family representative, one representative of charity, one Drukos representative and one member of the newly established society who would guarantee that the profit will not go into bishop‘s or someone else‘s pocket. Representatives of the ruling coalition and also opposition media are to sit on the supervisory commission and the number of its members may increase. If the National Property Fund (FNM) does not accept his offer it would be necessary to ask why somebody paid a toll of 540 million SKK. All facts indicate that the FNM lost its majority share in Slovenska Poistovna (SP), the largest commercial insurance company and one of the most prosperous financial institutions in Slovakia with total assets of about 100 billion SKK. The FNM was absent from the first round of the SPs new share sales that took place on Monday and Tuesday to increase the SPs share assets. At a special shareholders meeting on July 24, the SP shareholders agreed to a 375-million-SKK share asset increase to 1.875 million SKK.