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PFAs investment in FGN securities rises by 3.7% in November 2020

Chidi Emenike by Chidi Emenike
January 19, 2021
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The Pension Fund Administrators (PFAs) have increased their investments in Federal Government of Nigeria securities by 3.7% to N8.14 trillion in November 2020.

This is according to recent data from the National Pension Commission (PenCom), which revealed that the amount invested by PFAs on FGN securities including; Bonds, Treasury Bills, etc., increased from N7.85 trillion as of October 2020 to N8.14 trillion by the end of November 2020.

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The breakdown of the amount invested on various FGN securities within the period under review are:

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  • FGN Bonds got the lion’s share of N7.38 trillion as of November 2020, accounting for 90.7% of the total amount invested in FGN securities for the aforementioned month. This indicates a growth of 4.3% Month-on-Month.
  • Investment in Sukuk bond increased to N100.07 billion in November 2020, up by +6.9% Month-on-Month.
  • Investment in Treasury Bills declined to N642.03 billion, down by -1.7% Month-on-Month.
  • Investment in Agency bonds also declined to N6.03 billion, down by 50.9% Month-on-Month.
  • Investment in green bonds declined to N11.8 billion, down by 10.6% Month-on-Month.
  • Investment in state government securities stood at N150.59 billion, down by 2.5% Month-on-Month.

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Upshots: The increased investment in FGN securities by PFAs within the aforementioned period might be attributable to an earlier order by CBN which prohibited PFAs from OMO Auctions. The order redirected the investment focus of most PFAs, with many opting for other low-risk FGN securities, possibly explaining why the increase occurred.

What you should know: Nairametrics had earlier reported that CBN had restricted OMO auctions to banks and foreign investors.

  • The Net asset value of all PFAs in the country as of November 2020 stood at N12.3 trillion, marginally up by +1.98% Month-on-Month.
  • Total RSA registration for the aforementioned period also increased by 0.17% to 9,188,475.

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Chidi Emenike

Chidi Emenike

Chidi Emenike is a graduate of economics, a Young African Leadership Initiative Fellow and an Investment Foundations certificate holder. He worked as a graduate Teaching Assistant in the Federal College of Education Kano and is also a trained National Peer Group Educator on Financial Inclusion

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  1. Emeka says:
    January 20, 2021 at 12:02 pm

    How are we sure investment in govt security won’t affect the value that pensioners expect to gain from its pension. For me I think they should look for strong portfolio outside this country to save our investment o

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