Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority’s Post

The Symposium on 'Atmanirbhar Pensioned Society for a Viksit Bharat' was jointly organized by the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) and the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Lucknow on 22nd June 2024. Dr. Vivek Joshi, Secretary (Financial Services) at the Ministry of Finance, highlighted the pivotal role of India's robust public digital infrastructure and the JAM (Jan Dhan-Aadhaar-Mobile) trinity in ensuring inclusive pension delivery during the 'Amrit Kaal' era. Dr. Deepak Mohanty, Chairman, PFRDA stressed universal pension coverage to tackle longer lifespans. He proposed tailoring financial literacy programs and pension fund investments to support India's goal of achieving net-zero emissions, taking into account social, economic, and cultural aspects. In accordance with the Budget Announcement of 2023 (Para 99 and Para 100), the PFRDA Regulations have undergone a thorough review, culminating in the release of the Compendium of PFRDA Act, Rules, and Regulations 2024 in both e-book and print formats. Additionally, the second edition of the Handbook of NPS Statistics 2024, essential for policy research, has been published. #PFRDA #NPSZaruriHai #NPS #symposium #symposium2024 #iimlucknow

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JUGAL KISHORE SHARMA

Trustee at NPS PENSION TRUSTEES LIMITED | Leading treasury ,govt finance and pension and digitization of financial services expert

3mo

Indeed ,digital infrastructure and JAM has changed overall pension Authorization and payment,save time ,money and paper। Almost all states are using robust pension management information system।

Shyamsundar Baliga

Head - Financial Institutions Group, Kotak Life Insurance

3mo

It was an amazing symposium with unique insights from representatives of government, regulator, industry, and academics.

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