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Leadway Pensure AUM Rises to N1.35tn

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Last updated: November 11, 2025 8:51 am
BrandiQ Analyst
November 11, 2025
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Pension Fund Administrator Leadway Pensure has reported a significant increase in its Assets Under Management, which now stand at N1.35tn as of the second quarter of 2025. This performance indicates a 23.45 per cent appreciation in six months. This was disclosed in a statement from the PFA on Monday.

In the statement, the PFA highlighted the strong returns delivered across its multi-fund structure, noting a robust three-year compounded annual growth rate for its funds, as Fund I grew by 16.52 per cent, Fund II recorded 14.40 per cent, Fund III 10.04 per cent, and Fund V reported 12.62 per cent.

“These results highlight disciplined investment management and a commitment to safeguarding contributors’ retirement futures,” said the firm in a statement.

The PFA also disclosed that it developed the Leadway Pensure Instant Service Assistant, a real-time digital tool for instant pension information and contributor engagement, and introduced the Lead Forward Initiative, a financial literacy programme for National Youth Service Corps members, thus nurturing a pension-conscious generation.

Leadway Pensure emphasised that its role goes beyond that of a traditional fund manager, seeing itself as a trusted financial steward delivering competitive, sustainable returns.

The achievement of Leadway Pensure reflects positively on Nigeria’s pension industry, which has crossed N25tn in Assets Under Management as of July 2025. The PUNCH reports that Nigeria’s pension fund assets stood at N25.89tn as of August.

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