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SSNIT eyes more financial investments to boost returns as total assets grow to GHS36bn
SSNIT says its total assets have now grown to 36 billion cedis, with the Trust looking to leverage investment opportunities to generate stronger returns for contributors.
The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) says it is intensifying its focus on financial investments to boost returns and strengthen the sustainability of the pension scheme.
The Trust says its total assets have now grown to 36 billion cedis, announcing that it is considering more investments in financial instruments.
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