Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority
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CIRCULAR
PFRDAICIR/1/Corporate-CG/1
Date: 18th October 2012
SUBJECT: Change in Central Government Investment Model for
the Corporate Sector
the Corporate Sector
Under the NPS-Corporate sector model, the Corporates have
been provided option to select the Central Govt. Investment model if the
investment option is exercised by the corporates for their underlying
employees. The subscriber’s contribution is distributed among the three PFMs
(S81, LlC and UTI) and the asset allocation replicates the scheme as applicable
to the central Govt. employees. (Refer page No-10 of NPS corporate sector
brochure)
been provided option to select the Central Govt. Investment model if the
investment option is exercised by the corporates for their underlying
employees. The subscriber’s contribution is distributed among the three PFMs
(S81, LlC and UTI) and the asset allocation replicates the scheme as applicable
to the central Govt. employees. (Refer page No-10 of NPS corporate sector
brochure)
2. In terms of the PFRDA circular No- PFRDA/CIR/1/PFM/1
dated 31.08.12, with effect from 1st November 2012, the private PFMs will be
free to decide the Investment Management Fee within the upper ceiling of 0.25%
p.a. prescribed by PFRDA at present.
dated 31.08.12, with effect from 1st November 2012, the private PFMs will be
free to decide the Investment Management Fee within the upper ceiling of 0.25%
p.a. prescribed by PFRDA at present.
3. Due to this differential Fee offered by the PFMs from 1st
November 2012, a new scheme called ‘Corporate-CG scheme’ will be introduced
w.e.f. 1st November 2012. The Scheme will follow the Central Govt. investment
guidelines issued from time to time. The salient features will be as under:
November 2012, a new scheme called ‘Corporate-CG scheme’ will be introduced
w.e.f. 1st November 2012. The Scheme will follow the Central Govt. investment
guidelines issued from time to time. The salient features will be as under:
a) This scheme will be offered by only public sector PFMs,
who have obtained registration under the PFRDA (Registration of Pension Funds
for Private Sector) Guidelines – 2012.b) The system of distribution of funds among three PFMs, as
at present, will no longer be available for the corporates under CG scheme and
the Corporate will have to choose only one PFM offering this scheme.
4. Existing Corporate Sector Subscribers under the CG
Scheme:
Scheme:
a) The existing three public sector PFMs (SBI, UTI &
LlC) offering CG scheme will introduce the new scheme ‘corporate-CG scheme’
w.e.f. 1st November 2012 with units of face value of Rs.10.00 and an initial
NAV of Rs.10.00 per unit. The funds / assets in the existing CG Scheme in
respect of Corporates will be transferred to the new scheme and proportionate
units in the new CorporateCG Scheme will be allotted.b) The existing corporates under CG scheme are allowed a
time period of 60 days from 1st Nov 2012 i.e. up to 31st December 2012 to
choose anyone PFM for shifting their assets. Till such times, the fee
chargeable to them will be as applicable to the Central Govt. employees,
whereafter charges applicable to Pvt. Sector shall be levied.
sd/-
Deepa Kotnis
(General Manager)
Source: www.pfrda.org.in
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