PNG Pension Fund announces strong results

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Updated July 20, 2009 20:57:09

Papua New Guinea's biggest pension fund, NASFUND, has again defied the Global Financial Crisis and announced strong growth in its half-yearly results for 2009. In the six months to the end of June, the fund made a profit of more than 30 million US dollars. That equates to a return of around 6 per cent to its 200,000 members.


Presenter:Jemima Garrett
Speaker: Rod Mitchell, NASFUND joint CEO

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