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    FBNH: LeadWay Not in Breach of Investment Regulation – PenCom

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    FBNH: LeadWay Not in Breach of Investment Regulation – PenCom

    The National Pension Commission (PenCom) says that Leadway Pensure Ltd. is not in breach of the Investment Regulation by investing pension funds in the equities of FBN Holding Plc.

    Mr Peter Aghahowa, the commission’s spokesperson, in a statement on Saturday, said the clarification was necessary following several publications alleging breach of its regulation on investment of pension fund assets by Leadway Pensure in FBN Holdings equities.

    “The Commission categorically states that the allegations are not correct and must have been made based on the lack of understanding of the investment regulation issued by the commission.

    “For the avoidance of doubt; the equity investments in FBN Holdings made by Leadway Pensure Ltd., on behalf of the pension funds under its management are in the name of the pension fund and belong to the Retirement Savings Account (RSA) holders.

    “Therefore, the equity investments in FBN Holdings Plc., as stated cannot be appropriated or classified as shareholdings of any related party to the Pension Fund Administrators (PFA’s).

    “Leadway Pensure Ltd. is not in breach of the Investment Regulation by investing pension funds in the equities of FBN Holding Plc.

    “Records which can be confirmed from the Securities and Exchange Commission shows that the equity investments in FBN Holdings Plc are in the name of the pension fund on behalf of the RSA holders,” it said.

    According to PenCom, pension fund assets are managed by licensed PFAs and held in custody by Pension Fund Custodians (PFCs) on behalf of RSA holders and other beneficiaries of the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS), in line with the provisions of the Pension Reform Act 2014 (PRA 2014).

    “In view of the foregoing, PenCom reiterates that there was no breach of its Investment Regulation whatsoever and urged the general public to be guided accordingly,” it said.

    The commission, however, restated its commitment to fulfilling its regulatory and supervisory functions as well as ensuring the safety of pension assets and the soundness of the pension industry. #FBNH: LeadWay Not in Breach of Investment Regulation – PenCom

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