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DPF assets soar to P9.5bn

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Leading growth: DPF’s assets under management have grown by more than P6bn under January’s leadership PIC: ROCKETREACH.CO

The country’s second-largest pension fund Debswana Pension Fund’s (DPF) assets under management have risen to P9.5 billion helped primarily by the performance of offshore investments.

The DPF’s assets were measured at P8.83 billion as at September 30 last year.

The DPF is the country’s largest private sector pension fund, as the larger P83 billion Botswana Public Officers Pension Fund is the pool for civil service pensions. Currently, the DPF has approximately 12,500 members.

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DPF assets soar to P9.5bn

The country’s second-largest pension fund Debswana Pension Fund’s (DPF) assets under management have risen to P9.5 billion helped primarily by the performance of offshore investments.

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