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State pension fund wants PIC’s unlisted investments put on ice

Acting CEO Vuyani Hako told of possibility of ‘temporary moratorium’ on unlisted investments

PIC CEO Abel Sithole. Picture: SUPPLIED
PIC CEO Abel Sithole. Picture: SUPPLIED

The Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF), which is by far the biggest source of funds for the Public Investment Corporation (PIC), could soon put a stop to further investments in unlisted companies.

SA’s biggest pension fund manages about R1.8-trillion of state workers’ funds, placing most of the money with the PIC, the largest asset manager on  the continent.

Business Day has seen a copy of a letter sent last week by GEPF principal executive officer Abel Sithole to acting PIC CEO Vuyani Hako. 

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