This document spells out the modalities for the appointment of pension funds administrators and custodians in line with the Pension Reform Act, 2004.

This document outlines the guidelines for the establishment and supervision of pension transnational arrangement departments by the National Pension Commission, outlining the structure and function of the pension departments and other related guidelines.

These guidelines outline the modalities for the establishment and management of the Transnational Contributions Fund and other related matters.

The objective of these guidelines is to standardize the procedures adopted by closed pension fund administrators on any intended direct investment in real estate.

The objective of these guidelines is to ensure the fund does not diminish; ensure retiree pension does not lose value; ensure retiree funds are exposed to little risk; ensure retiree funds generate income to cope with inflation; to ensure appropriate fees are charged by portfolio managers.

Following the Pension Reform Act, 2004, these guidelines set out the minimum requirements and qualifications for appointment to boards and top management positions of licensed PFAs and PFCs in Nigeria.

These guidelines outline the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders; operational modalities of micro-pension plans; and the minimum requirements for participation by licensed Pension Fund Administrators (PFAs) and Pension Fund Custodians (PFCs).

These regulations aim to ensure optimal operation and administration of fees in state and local government pension funds.

This regulation covers institutional framework; authorized markets for trading; quality of financial assets; conflict resolution; investment limits and performance benchmark; authorized and unauthorized investment and voting rights.

These guidelines outline the modalities for the administration of retirement benefits of professors and political appointees given the terms and conditions of employment

These guidelines outline the modalities for determining the amount of NSITF contribution; transfer of NSITF contribution; requirements for NSITF contribution; claims on NSITF contribution; verified contributions RSAs; and transfer of NSITF contributions to RSAs.

This regulation covers institutional framework; authorized markets for trading; quality of financial assets; conflict resolution; investment limits and performance benchmark; authorized and unauthorized investment and voting rights.

These regulations cover the licensing requirements for personnel such as pilots, flights instructors, flight engineers, flights dispatchers, aircraft engineers, air traffic controllers, and cabin crew members. The regulations also cover the medical assessment of pilots, air traffic controllers, cabin crew members and other personnel.

This document outlines the guidelines for rating agencies including quality of the rating process; procedures to avoid conflict of interest; responsibilities of the investing public; and disclosure of the code of conduct and communications with market participants.

This document highlights the code of conduct for trustees and fund managers to ensure adherence to the Investment and Securities Act and the Securities and Exchange Commission rules and regulations.

The Policy outlines the guidelines required to create positive outcomes and empower health action and increased community involvement. It further prescribes an institutional framework to coordinate health promotion programs nationally.

This document is the code of conduct form to ensure directors of pension operators comply with corporate governance, ethics and business practices.

This code of conduct is to ensure: shareholders can exercise their role; clear delineation of authority between owners, board of directors, management; clear division of roles and responsibility between the various levels and authority; and transparency amongst operators.

This document outlines the ethical standards that are operational within the pension industry.

This code applies to all public companies listed on any securities exchange in Nigeria; all companies seeking to raise funds in the capital market through the issue of securities or seeking listing in the exchange; and other public companies.