The National Pensions Regulatory Authority (NPRA) has taken a major step toward strengthening oversight and protecting contributors’ retirement funds with the full deployment of its Risk-Based Supervisory System (RBSS).
According to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Authority, Christopher Boadi Mensah, the reform marks a major institutional shift from traditional compliance-based supervision to a more targeted, intelligence-driven regulatory framework.
Under the new system, NPRA can better monitor compliance and profile risks among industry players, identify early warning signs, and take preventive action before issues escalate.
The RBSS also supports more efficient use of regulatory resources by allowing the authority to focus attention on higher-risk entities and activities.
This enhances decision-making and improves the overall stability of the pension industry.
In practical terms, the reform strengthens the security of pension funds by reducing exposure to fraud, poor governance, and operational failures.
It also promotes accountability among trustees, fund managers, and custodians operating under Ghana’s 3-Tier Pension Scheme.As pension assets continue to grow, stronger supervision becomes increasingly important.
The implementation of RBSS demonstrates NPRA’s commitment to building a resilient, transparent, and sustainable pensions industry.
For millions of Ghanaian workers contributing toward retirement, the reform provides greater assurance that their future savings are being protected under a smarter and more proactive regulatory system.
Source: Starrfm.com.gh
