Infrastructure in Nigeria Unlocking Pension Fund Investments John D Macomber Pippa Tubman Armerding 2018
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I am John D Macomber Pippa Tubman Armerding. In 2009, I co-authored with my colleagues Armerding and Pinkard a case study entitled “Infrastructure in Nigeria Unlocking Pension Fund Investments”. The case discusses the current state of infrastructure development in Nigeria’s pension funds, how that infrastructure affects pension outcomes, and potential improvements for pensioners and employers. The case illustrates several key pension planning ideas. Pension Plan A, which
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Infrastructure in Nigeria is vital for economic growth, and a key area for investment. However, a dearth of good quality roads, transportation, power generation and a lack of basic services makes life miserable for many Nigerians. Nigeria is a young and emerging economy that needs a stable and secure infrastructure. A poor infrastructure can lead to poor economic growth, reduced employment and underperformance on development targets. This PESTEL (Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental and Legal) analysis aims to un
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Infrastructure is one of the fundamental requirements for the economic and social development of any nation. It is the foundation that holds the entire framework together. Infrastructure refers to the physical assets and facilities, such as roads, bridges, railways, ports, water supply, and sanitation, which are essential for the efficient functioning of a country, a region or an urban area. Pension funds, which are financial institutions that manage savings on behalf of individuals and organizations, have been increasingly interested in investing in infrastructure. Pension funds have been particularly
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Nigeria’s economy is in recession after years of slow growth. Investment in infrastructure is one way to turn the country around. Yet infrastructure projects in Nigeria often do not deliver. The problems range from lack of capacity in the national and state governments to lack of political will. I will examine the problems and provide a VRIO analysis. 1. Infrastructure Value-Added Relative to Investment Infrastructure is of high value-added to investment, particularly in developing countries. This is because of the benefits
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I used to believe that my old country was a disaster that needed only a good man to fix it. I’ve never seen an efficient government, I’ve never seen a just society, I’ve never seen an educated people, nor have I witnessed a well-organized country. Now, I am a changed person. I’ve seen a Nigeria with infrastructure, a prosperous Nigeria. The people are smarter, the education level is higher. The country has been restructured from what we saw in the 1960s to what
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“This is a must-read report on the role of infrastructure in Nigeria’s financial sector. Click This Link The report shows the country is one of the most vulnerable economies in Africa, with a severe infrastructure gap, and how it has led to poor growth and lower investment. The financial sector is key to development. Growth in the sector is not only critical for poverty reduction and income growth, but also vital for sustainable and equitable development. This report reviews the role of infrastructure in Nigeria’s financial sector, from the
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I do not own any interest in any pension fund. But I want to give my opinion and views. 1. The government of Nigeria has made infrastructure a top priority. Since 2015, the Nigerian government has announced significant public investment in road infrastructure, rail transportation, power generation, and water supply systems, as well as the implementation of massive social housing initiatives. In September 2018, the Nigerian government launched its 2020 Vision document that sets targets to expand electricity access to 100