The Samoa National Provident Fund hosted this years annual CEO meeting. The meeting also marked the passing of the PIIF chairmanship from Cook Islands National Superannnuation Fund to Samoa National Provident Fund.

The IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, has signed an agreement with pension, provident and sovereign funds who are members of the PIIF, with the aim of helping bridge the infrastructure investment gap in the region.

Pacific nations face many challenges in the delivery of essential infrastructure in sectors such as sustainable energy, health, transport, logistics and telecommunications. It’s estimated that from 2016 to 2030, US$46 billion…

This paper provides FEMM with an update on progress by the Pacific Island Investment Forum (PIIF) to develop a co-investment function for financing of infrastructure investment opportunities across the Pacific, since the 2019 FEMM.

The sovereign wealth, trust, provident, and superannuation funds of the PIIF, met in Auckland last week, where they accepted the research and recommendations to develop a co-investment platform.

PIIF members—18 superannuation, pension and provident funds with combined funds of approximately NZ$ 75 billion (US$50 billion) —are keen to look at opportunities where they can work together to support national…

Millions of people across the Pacific stand to benefit from a co-investment approach to overcoming a massive infrastructure gap that could also yield significant capital inflows, jobs and more sustainable economic growth.