This regulation covers: institutional framework; authorised markets for trading; quality of financial assets; conflict resolution; investment limits and performance benchmark; authorised and unauthourised investment and voting rights.

The objective of this guide is to ensure retirees make informed decision on the mode of receiving retirement benefits under the contributory pension system. The guide covers the features and and frequently asked questions on the different modes of receiving retirement benefits.

These guidelines outlines the modalities for the administration of retirement benefits of professors and political appointees given the terms and conditions of employment

This new rules contains amendments to warehousing and collateral management; renewal of registration; and quarterly returns forms for Unit Trust Schemes.

These guidelines outlines the modalities for: determining the amount of NSITF contribution; transfer of NSITF contribution; requirements for NSITF contribution; claims on NSITF contribution; verified contributions RSAs; and transfer of NSITF contributions to RSAs.

This regulation covers: institutional framework; authorised markets for trading; quality of financial assets; conflict resolution; investment limits and performance benchmark; authorised and unauthourised investment and voting rights.

These regulations covers the licensing requirements for personnel such as pilots, flights instructors, flight engineers, flights dispatchers, air craft engineers, air traffic controllers, and cabin crew members. The regulations also covers the medical assessment of pilots, air traffic controllers, cabin crew members and other personnel.

This document outlines the guidelines for rating agencies including: quality of the rating process; procedures to avoid conflict of interest; responsibilities of the investing public; and disclosure of the code of conduct and communications with market participants.

This document highlights the code of conducts for trustees and fund managrs to ensure adherence to the Investment and Securities Act, and the Securities and Exchange Commission rules and regulations.

This document is the code of conducts form to ensure directors of pension operators comply with corporate governance, ethics and business practices.

This code of conduct is to ensure: shareholders are able to exercise their ownership role; clear delineation of authority between owners, board of directors, management; clear division of roles and responsibility between the various levels and authority; and transparency amongst operators.

This regulation outlines the methodology for calculation and payment of fees, the procedures for payment of fees and maximum allowable charges for pension funds.

This document outlines the ethical standards that is operational within the pension industry.

This regulation covers: institutional framework; authorised markets for trading; quality of financial assets; conflict resolution; investment limits and performance benchmark; authorised and unauthourised investment and voting rights.

This regulation covers: institutional framework; authorised markets for trading; quality of financial assets; conflict resolution; investment limits and performance benchmark; authorised and unauthourised investment and voting rights.

This regulation covers: institutional framework; authorised markets for trading; quality of financial assets; conflict resolution; investment limits and performance benchmark; authorised and unauthourised investment and voting rights.

This regulation covers: institutional framework; authorised markets for trading; quality of financial assets; conflict resolution; investment limits and performance benchmark; authorised and unauthourised investment and voting rights.

This regulation outlines the methodology for calculation and payment of fees, the procedures for payment of fees and maximum allowable charges for pension funds.

The objectives of this policy is to provide: guide for operation and review of the tax system; basis for future tax legislation; reference for stakeholders on tax issues; benchmark to hold stakeholders accountable; and to ensure clarity of responsibilities of stakeholders in the tax system.

This Act enacted by the National Assembly amends the varuous Acts related to financial matters in Nigeria such as company income tax, personal income tax, fiscal responsibilty and stamp duties.