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Pension Fund Managers Nupemco
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Nigerian University Pension Management Company Limited

HO Address

Murjanatu House (First Floor), Number 1, Zambezi Crescent, Off Aguiyi Ironsi Street, Maitama – Abuja

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61,741

Total AUM (N’m)

213,535

Nupemco Fund VI (A)

Fund Objective

The NUPEMCO Fund VI - Non Interest (Active) is for those that choose to have their contributions invested in Non-interest Money and Capital Market Products. Maximum exposure to Variable Investment Instruments is 55%.

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