The GEPF could only invest 10% of its more than R2 trillion-strong assets outside SA. ADVERTISEMENT During the presentation of the group's 2021 integrated report and financial statements on Thursday, ...

GEPF had 2.38 trillion rand ($129 billion) in assets as of March 31, 2024 — up 3% over the year. GEPF also has a target allocation of 5% to the rest of Africa; only 15% of its portfolio is ...

Member contributions saw a 10.8% increase to R91.94bn, highlighting strong member engagement and active membership, which grew by 0.84% from 1267307 to 1277902.

South Africa’s Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF) is planning to invest more of its R2-trillion under management outside the country and in unlisted assets to reduce risk of overexposure to ...

With an eye to the future the Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF) has stolen a march on its peers in developed countries by investing in Africa’s high-growth markets.

South Africa’s Government Employees Pension Fund, Africa’s biggest, said it allocated 13 billion rand ($1.3 billion) to three new funds targeted at boosting employment and economic growth.

The GEPF’s pension administrator, the GPAA, paid 499 726 pensions compared to 479 483 in the 2020/2021 financial year, reflecting an increase of 4%.

The GEPF says it concluded negotiations with the finance minister about the geographic allocation of its assets in October 2020. The revised allocation for offshore investments has moved from a ...