23 June 2009
Founded forty three years ago, the Fiji National Provident Fund has grown from about $2.4 million in 1966 to $3.6billion. It is now the financial pulse of the nation, thanks to the collective efforts of Fiji’s workforce.
Over the last four decades, the Fund has not only looked after the retirement needs of its workers, it has also branched out to provide other services such as housing, medical and education assistance to its members.
For many of its members, the FNPF has been an institution of hope for a comfortable and secure future. In fact, the FNPF is exactly this and more. It is a success story about how an idea from six decades ago, evolved and grew to suit the changing needs of its members, their spouses, children and immediate families in more ways than one.
Since its establishment, the Fund's success has begun to surpass everyone's expectations, so much so, that many in Fiji today cannot imagine their lives now without the FNPF.
The Fund’s old logo was formulated from a competition in the early 1970s and depicts a coin sitting in a protective curved foundation signifying financial security, solidity and stability during your working life and in retirement. Its dominant red colour portrayed unity, strength and security.
The launching of the new corporate identity signifies the new direction the Fund is taking, in line with its Strategic Plan FY2009-2011 of “Repositioning the Fund over the next decade”.
Through its strategic plan, the Fund hopes to streamline its services to providing financial security for its members during retirement.
The major focus of the rebranding exercise was the logo formulation that depicts its vision, mission and values, while maintaining freshness and uniqueness.
FNPF Board Chairman Mr Parmesh Chand said having a new brand demonstrates and emphasises the efforts the Fund is taking to change the way they conduct business.
“We are now focusing on enhancing the superannuation functions while easing off on pre-retirement services. The new look portrays the Fund’s custodian role to grow members’ funds and secure them for their future,” he said.
“The Fund is journeying through exciting times now as we realign ourselves to our core objectives. With this focus, many changes are being implemented to help us achieve our corporate goals." ...read more
Over the last four decades, the Fund has not only looked after the retirement needs of its workers, it has also branched out to provide other services such as housing, medical and education assistance to its members.
For many of its members, the FNPF has been an institution of hope for a comfortable and secure future. In fact, the FNPF is exactly this and more. It is a success story about how an idea from six decades ago, evolved and grew to suit the changing needs of its members, their spouses, children and immediate families in more ways than one.
Since its establishment, the Fund's success has begun to surpass everyone's expectations, so much so, that many in Fiji today cannot imagine their lives now without the FNPF.
The Fund’s old logo was formulated from a competition in the early 1970s and depicts a coin sitting in a protective curved foundation signifying financial security, solidity and stability during your working life and in retirement. Its dominant red colour portrayed unity, strength and security.
The launching of the new corporate identity signifies the new direction the Fund is taking, in line with its Strategic Plan FY2009-2011 of “Repositioning the Fund over the next decade”.
Through its strategic plan, the Fund hopes to streamline its services to providing financial security for its members during retirement.
The major focus of the rebranding exercise was the logo formulation that depicts its vision, mission and values, while maintaining freshness and uniqueness.
FNPF Board Chairman Mr Parmesh Chand said having a new brand demonstrates and emphasises the efforts the Fund is taking to change the way they conduct business.
“We are now focusing on enhancing the superannuation functions while easing off on pre-retirement services. The new look portrays the Fund’s custodian role to grow members’ funds and secure them for their future,” he said.
“The Fund is journeying through exciting times now as we realign ourselves to our core objectives. With this focus, many changes are being implemented to help us achieve our corporate goals." ...read more
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04/05/2012:
FNPF Delivers Promise Made to All Its Pensioners
18/04/2012:
FNPF releases first batch of pension payout
05/04/2012:
OFFICE CLOSURE
04/04/2012:
FNPF to help Flood affected members
02/04/2012:
PENSION PAYMENT DATES : New Pension Scheme
28/03/2012:
Pension Orders
28/03/2012:
FNPF Unvalidated Pensioners Listing
23/03/2012:
Sustainability is Our Priority
29/02/2012:
FNPF to continue to validate to the end of March
07/02/2012:
FNPF TO HELP FLOOD AFFECTED MEMBERS
01/02/2012:
FNPF Donates to PM's Relief Fund
25/01/2012:
Important Message
19/01/2012:
Overseas based pensioners
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09/12/2011:
Mobile Pension Counselling & Validation Sessions
25/11/2011:
FNPF announces Reform result
24/10/2011:
FNPF Annual Report 2011 Summary
15/09/2011:
Double Award for FNPF Intercontinental Hotel
13/09/2011:
FNPF & FRCA Sign MOU on Information Sharing
03/09/2011:
Sharing the Burden of the Pension Reform
02/09/2011:
New FNPF Nadi Agency Opens its Doors
16/07/2011:
FNPF clarifies Pension Reforms
01/07/2011:
FNPF declares 5.25% interest for FY2011
28/04/2011:
Outsourcing of Member Statement Processing
18/03/2011:
Unclaimed Deposits of Members Over 65 years
03/03/2011:
FNPF launched new SUPERTxt service
02/03/2011:
FNPF Members Receive Discount
01/01/2011:
FNPF members to pay own funeral expenses
Dec
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Aug
Jul
Jun
May
Apr
Mar
Feb
Jan
25/10/2010:
Housing and Partial withdrawal policy changes
15/10/2010:
Notice of winding up petition
01/10/2010:
FNPF member behaviour survey
29/09/2010:
FNPF Customer Service Reform Pilot Projects
23/08/2010:
Notice - Former FNPF Tenants Refund
22/07/2010:
FNPF REFORM UPDATE: Sustainability is key focus
22/07/2010:
INTRODUCTION - REFORMS
01/07/2010:
EMPLOYERS WHO HAVE NOT PAID FNPF CONTRIBUTIONS
30/06/2010:
Ref: 07/10 FNPF Re-Assesses Strategies for Momi
25/06/2010:
Are Your Contributions In Your Account?
25/06/2010:
EMPLOYERS WHO HAVE NOT PAID FNPF CONTRIBUTIONS
11/06/2010:
EMPLOYERS WHO HAVE NOT PAID FNPF CONTRIBUTIONS
31/05/2010:
EMPLOYERS WHO HAVE NOT PAID FNPF CONTRIBUTIONS
24/05/2010:
10 Days
21/05/2010:
EMPLOYERS WHO HAVE NOT PAID FNPF CONTRIBUTIONS
14/05/2010:
EMPLOYERS WHO HAVE NOT PAID FNPF CONTRIBUTIONS
11/05/2010:
EMPLOYERS WHO HAVE NOT PAID FNPF CONTRIBUTIONS
10/05/2010:
Your Fund is Safe!
04/05/2010:
EMPLOYERS WHO HAVE NOT PAID FNPF CONTRIBUTIONS
14/04/2010:
Annual Report 2008 Summary
12/03/2010:
Suspense Listing
19/02/2010:
Attentions Employers: Suspense
19/02/2010:
Attentions Employers: Contribution
15/01/2010:
Ref: 03/10 FNPF BEGINS REFORMS
13/01/2010:
02/10 FNPF CLARIFIES REVIEW REQUIREMENTS
12/01/2010:
Approved Education Institutes
Jan
Dec
Oct
Sep
Jul
Jun
May
Apr
Mar
Jan
03/01/2011:
Partial Withdrawal Guidelines
17/12/2009:
Festive Season Closing Hours
07/12/2009:
No Agents
07/09/2009:
Suspense Listing
04/09/2009:
Public Notice
03/09/2009:
19/09 Miss FNPF wins Hibiscus 2009 Crown
01/09/2009:
Suspense Listing
28/07/2009:
Ref: 18/09 FNPF ANNOUNCES HIBISCUS CONTESTANT
14/07/2009:
Stage One Momi Fiji: Auction by first Mortgagee
08/07/2009:
Ref: 16/09 FNPF Undergoes Major Restructure
02/07/2009:
New FNPF Membership Cards
23/06/2009:
FNPF Rebranding Supplement
08/06/2009:
Ref:13/09 FNPF moves on Momi Bay Project
08/06/2009:
Ref:12/09 PM to launch FNPFs new brand
28/05/2009:
Ref:11/09 FUND OPENS A NEW BA AGENCY
04/05/2009:
Ref: 05/09 Suva Holiday Inn Declared Dividend
01/05/2009:
FNPF clarifies Narsey's Opinion Column
May
Jan
Dec
Oct
Mar
01/05/2009:
FNPF has new Board Chairman
01/05/2009:
Aisake Taito is new FNPF CEO
01/05/2009:
Fund suspends three senior officers
01/05/2009:
Ref: 01/10/08 Chand is new FNPF Board Chairman
01/05/2009:
FNPF declares six per cent interest for FY2008
01/05/2009:
Partial & Housing Withdrawal Guidelines
01/05/2009:
Ref: 18/12/08 FNPF guards investment portfolio
01/05/2009:
Board terminates top executives
19/12/2008:
Ref: 2912/08 FNPF undergoes rebranding exercise
18/12/2008:
Ref: 1812/08b FNPF appoints two executives
02/10/2008:
Ref: 02/10/08 GPH Tender
16/03/2008:
FNPF commits to resolving pay issues
May
01/05/2009:
FNPF pays out $128.94m to members
01/05/2009:
FNPF clarifies its investment in Natadola
Jun
28/06/2006:
FNPF declares 6.5% interest to members
Dec
Sep
Aug
Jul
Apr
Mar
22/09/2005:
FNPF to introduce medical scheme
15/08/2005:
Post Fiji and FNPF offer joint service
22/07/2005:
Grand Pacific Hotel redevelopment commences
11/04/2005:
FNPF pursues own health
07/04/2005:
FNPF hosts Reps of Tonga Retirement Fund Board
31/03/2005:
FNPF education scheme
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