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NLPC Pension Fund I

Fund Objective

The NLPC Pension Fund I is accessible strictly by formal request of the contributor and only for those aged 49 years and below. Maximum exposure to Variable Investment Instruments is 75%.

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Head of Investment Department

Steve Modeyin

Steve holds a B.Sc. Actuarial Science (Second Class Upper Division) from University of Lagos and also holds an MBA Finance & M.Sc. Management Science both from University of Ilorin. He is an Associate Member of The Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria, National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria, Institute of Chartered Accountant of Nigeria and Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers of Nigeria. He is also an Authorized Dealing Clerk of The Nigerian Stock Exchange. Steve has over 16 years working experience in different sectors of the economy including Lecturing and investment management. Prior to joining NLPC PFA LTD he worked with Mustard Investment Ltd. He is currently the Head of Investment Department.

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