He thanked AmbassadorJacob for his efforts and contributions during his tenure in Bahrain, particularly his role in enhancing cooperation between NPRA and the Indian Embassy.
Ghana’s pensions sector is undergoing one of its most transformative periods in recent years, thanks to the bold reforms and strategic direction of the current Board and Management of the National Pensions Regulatory Authority (NPRA).
The NPRA refuted the MP’s characterisation of the authority as an unaccountable custodian of pension contributions. “The NPRA clarifies that its mandate under Section 7 of the National Pensions Act (Act 766) is strictly regulatory.