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Leadway Pensure Reports N1.35tn in Assets Under Management, Marks 23% Growth in Six Months

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Pension Fund Administrator Leadway Pensure has announced a remarkable growth in its Assets Under Management (AUM), which have reached N1.35 trillion as of the second quarter of 2025, reflecting a 23.45% increase over six months.

The announcement was made in a statement on Monday, coinciding with the PFA’s 20th anniversary of operations. Leadway Pensure highlighted the strong performance across its multi-fund structure, reporting impressive three-year compounded annual growth rates: Fund I grew by 16.52%, Fund II by 14.40%, Fund III by 10.04%, and Fund V by 12.62%. “These results demonstrate disciplined investment management and our commitment to protecting contributors’ retirement futures,” the firm said.

In addition, Leadway Pensure introduced the Leadway Pensure Instant Service Assistant, a real-time digital platform providing instant pension information, and launched the Lead Forward Initiative, a financial literacy programme targeting National Youth Service Corps members, aimed at fostering a pension-conscious generation.

The PFA emphasized that its mission extends beyond traditional fund management, positioning itself as a trusted financial steward that delivers competitive and sustainable returns. Leadway Pensure’s achievement contributes positively to Nigeria’s pension industry, which recorded over N25 trillion in Assets Under Management as of July 2025, with the latest figures standing at N25.89 trillion in August.

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