Friday, November 14, 2025
28.4 C
Lagos

World Pension Summit Innovation Award 2016

The World Pension Summit and Pensions & Investments are once again honouring great initiatives and proven solutions in pensions with the 2016 Innovation Awards.
“We are seeking pension funds who are using innovation to drive their pensions forward through investment, design, innovation, participation or any way that may help drive successful outcomes for the fund participants.”
The Innovation Awards have no predetermined categories; the possibilities are endless. We wish to highlight innovation and excellence and provide inspiration. Past winners were selected for their cutting-edge ideas in plan design, investing, technology, driving employee participation and engagement and more.
Entries are encouraged from organisations around the world.
The winner will be announced and recognised at the Pensions & Investments WorldPensionSummit to be held on 9-10 November 2016 in The Hague, The Netherlands.
The deadline for application is September 9.

spot_img
spot_img
spot_img

Hot this week

How Access Bank is Supporting Women Driving Africa’s Growth Story

Across Africa, women are fast becoming the heartbeat of...

Fidelity Bank Grows Gross Earnings by 46% to ₦748.7 bn for H1 2025

Fidelity Bank Plc has announced its audited financial results...

COP30: Green Digital Action Hub to Accelerate Innovation for a Sustainable Future

A coalition of international partners announced the creation of...

FG Reassures Investors, Pledges Balanced Capital Gains Tax Outcomes as NGX Lists MREIF

Nigerian Exchange (NGX) today hosted the Minister of Finance...

Polaris Bank Wins MSME Digital Bank of the Year Award for Inclusive Growth

L-R: Ladi Ene Garba, Head, Commercial Banking, Polaris Bank;...

Topics

Gobet247: New Betting Platform Launches in Nigeria, Promises Exciting Rewards

The burgeoning betting industry will inevitably experience an intense...

Nigeria’s 2015 Appropriation Bill: Legislators Adopt the Ostrich Strategy

A week after the House of Representatives passed the 2015 Budget, the Upper Chamber fulfilled its part of the Appropriation process by passing a N4.5tn budget. This is N134.4bn in excess of the N4.4tn submitted by the Executive arm late 2014. Meanwhile, recurrent expenditure was reduced slightly by N0.5bn to N2.6tn while capital expenditure was scaled down by additional N85.9bn to N557.0bn from N642.8bn proposed by the Executive arm. Effectively, this implies that recurrent expenditure is approximately five times the capital expenditure.

Interswitch Sponsored Entrepreneurs Graduate from Technology School

Interswitch, the Leading Integrated Digital Payments and Commerce Company...

BPE to Privatise 5 Mining Firms at N108.05m

The National Council on Privatisation (NCP), at its 4th meeting...

Nigeria Ranks 18 in 2016 ICT/Telecom Index in Africa

The Global Telecommunication Union (GTU) recently published a report...

NNPC Shares Update  on Northern Oil Exploration Strategy

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited  (NNPC) has provided...

UNCTAD Appoints Moghalu to High Level Expert Group

The Governing Board of the United Nations Conference on...
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img