Nigeria is set to host the global pension market estimated to have hit $54trillion.
Tagged World Pension Summit ‘Africa Special’, it is scheduled for between September 27 and 28 at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja.
The host, the National Pension Commission (PenCom), yesterday at the pre-event, briefing said efficient regulation of pension in Nigeria has enabled the generation of a pool of long term funds of N5.73 trillion as at the end of last June.
PenCom Director-General, MrsChineloAnohu-Amazu said the theme of this year’s summit is titled: Pension innovations: The African perspective.
She said the theme had been carefully chosen as the commission seek to drive into greater prominence, the revolutionary strides and achievements of African governments in pension system.
According to her, the global summit is one of the world’s premier league platforms for pension professionals that provides top-level environment for the exchange of business insights on essential “crossroads” in pensions.
She added that yearly, over 500 experts from more than 45 countries participate and debate relevant innovations on retirement issues.
Culled from Nation
Tagged World Pension Summit ‘Africa Special’, it is scheduled for between September 27 and 28 at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja.
The host, the National Pension Commission (PenCom), yesterday at the pre-event, briefing said efficient regulation of pension in Nigeria has enabled the generation of a pool of long term funds of N5.73 trillion as at the end of last June.
PenCom Director-General, MrsChineloAnohu-Amazu said the theme of this year’s summit is titled: Pension innovations: The African perspective.
She said the theme had been carefully chosen as the commission seek to drive into greater prominence, the revolutionary strides and achievements of African governments in pension system.
According to her, the global summit is one of the world’s premier league platforms for pension professionals that provides top-level environment for the exchange of business insights on essential “crossroads” in pensions.
She added that yearly, over 500 experts from more than 45 countries participate and debate relevant innovations on retirement issues.
Culled from Nation
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