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Performance of Pension Funds for Q1 (to 31 March 2023)

18 April 2023

Note: The figures used to present the performances are unaudited. A detailed report using 2021 audited accounts and is available to download here.

NPF Pensions is the runaway performer when it comes to investment returns on their portfolios for Q1 2023. The PFA manages pensions on behalf of the Nigerian Police Force. The PFA offers Funds I, II, III and IV and all 4 funds took top spot outperforming all 18 others to 31-03-2023.

Fund I returned 8.86%, Fund II 5.97%, Fund III 7.78% and Fund IV 3.88%. Following close behind NPF Pensions for Funds I, II and III were Fidelity Pensions and CrusaderSterling Pensions, whilst for Fund IV they had Stanbic IBTC Pension Managers (3.062%) and PAL Pensions (3.058%) on their tail.

For Fund V (Micro Pension) YTD, performance was led by Stanbic IBTC Pension Managers (4.96%), followed by CrusaderSterling Pensions (3.93%) and Oak Pensions (3.54%).

The top 3 performers for Fund VI – Non-Interest (Active) were Tangerine APT Pensions (4.61%), followed by Nupemco (3.93%) and Stanbic IBTC Pension Managers (3.37%) and for Fund VI – Non-Interest (Retiree), performance was led by ARM Pensions (3.31%), Stanbic IBTC Pension Managers (3.28%) and Access Pensions (3.21%).

Pension funds’ performance charts YTD (31-03-2023):

Fund I (Aggressive fund)

Fund II (Default fund)

Fund III (Pre-retirement)

Fund VI (Retiree)

Fund V (Micro Pensions)

Fund VI – Non-Interest (Active)

Fund VI – Non-Interest (Retiree)

March 2023 Performance Table

YTD 2023 Performance Table

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