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April 28, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Contributory Pension Fund and the Growth of Nigeria's Insurance Industry

OFOlajide Solomon FadunAAAkeem Bamidele Agboola

Key Points

  • This research aims to examine the influence of contributory pension funds on the growth of Nigeria's insurance industry.
  • Data sourced from PenCom and NAICOM annual reports spanning 2010-2021.
  • Regression analysis was employed to assess the relationship between pension fund contributions and insurance premium income.
  • Pension fund contributions positively affect the gross premium income in Nigeria's insurance industry, indicating significant growth.
  • Economic experts note the contributory pension scheme has not fully realized its potential to further stimulate industry growth.

Abstract

Pension funds perform crucial roles in the various sectors of the economy, including the insurance industry, where they serve as a source of premium income. Thus, the effect of the contributory pension fund on the insurance industry's growth was investigated in this study. Twelve years (2010-2021) data was extracted from PenCom and NAICOM annual reports. The regression analysis’s findings showed that pension fund contribution and annuity premiums significantly impact the gross premium income of Nigeria's insurance industry. Though the findings of this study show that the Nigeria Insurance Industry has grown because of the contributory pension fund, economic experts believe that the contributory pension scheme has yet to maximise its capacity to stimulate the insurance industry's growth. The study recommends that the National Pension Commission (PenCom) and insurance companies educate people on the benefits of choosing the life annuity option for retirement benefits.

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Fadun et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f04e7d727298f751e72635https://doi.org/10.83026/njri.vol14no1.2430
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