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  • Guidelines For Trustees (Individual Persons) Of Occupational Pension Schemes, Provident Fund Schemes, Personal Pension Schemes And Other Privately-Managed Pension Schemes ( NPRA/GD/IDT/01/11)

    Occupational Pension Schemes, Provident Fund Schemes, Personal Pension Schemes and
    other privately-managed schemes shall only be managed by Trustees licensed by the
    Authority.
    4.2        A person shall not be appointed as Trustee unless that person is licensed in accordance
    with the National Pensions Act, 2008.
    4.3        A person seeking to be appointed as Trustee shall apply to the Authority using the
    prescribed form, accompanied by the prescribed fee.
    4.4        The Applicant must submit to the NPRA, evidence that:
    4.4.1        He/she is ordinarily resident in Ghana;
    4.4.2        He/she is a person of good reputation and character;
    4.4.3        He/she has not been convicted by a Court of competent jurisdiction whether in
    Ghana or elsewhere, of an offence involving fraud or dishonesty;
    4.4.4        He/she has appropriate knowledge and understanding of the law relating to
    pensions and trusts and investment of the assets of the Schemes.
    4.5        Application shall be accompanied by:
    4.5.1        A non-refundable application fee, in bank draft, payable to the National Pensions
    Regulatory Authority and marked "Application Fee".
    4.5.2        Name, Address (physical and electronic), telephone numbers of the Applicant.
    4.6        Attestation of the willingness and capacity on the part of the Applicant to comply with the
    provisions of the Pensions Act and NPRA's supervisory requirements and standards on a
    continuous basis, if the application is approved.

     Subject : Management of Pension Funds  
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