Pension fund assets rises to N11.09tn, gains N66bn in six months

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The National Pension Commission, PENCOM, says its pension assets stands at N11.09 trillion as June 2020,

PenCom stated this in its released summary of pension fund assets as at June 30, 2020.

The report revealed that the assets gained N66 billion from January 2020, where it stood at N10.43 trillion to June, where it peaked at N11.09 trillion.

The pension regulator noted that N7.46 trillion of the assets, which is 67.25 per cent, was invested in federal government securities, while, local money market securities got N1.62 trillion, amounting to 14.57 per cent.

It said N4.77 trillion of the assets was invested in RSA fund ll, while N32.32 million of micro pension contributions have so far been invested.

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PenCom had recently initiated the process of reviewing the Pension Reform Act (PRA) 2014, which it said the initiative was to address identified challenges and public clamour.

It maintained that the review is with a view to reposition the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS) and consolidate the gains of the pension reform for the benefit of Nigerians.

 

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