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EPPF related matters
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we need your beneficiary info in case you pass away while in-service
23 May 2024
Dear In-Service Member
We care for you as a member of EPPF. That care extends especially to your loved ones in the event of your death. That’s why it’s important that you let us know your beneficiary information.
How EPPF Members Are Helping Job Sustainability
09 May 2022
The EPPF believes that social and economic stability is a key dependency for pension funds to function optimally and be able to pay benefits to members. Key to this is job creation which is a catalyst for economic growth.
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EPPF Investment Performance Update (Q3, 2022) 14 November 2022 FUND PERFORMANCE TO 30 SEPTEMBER 2022 |
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Bonus and Pension Increase Announcement 2018 27 November 2018 Each year the Board of Trustees (“the Board”) of the Eskom Pension and Provident Fund (“the EPPF” or “the Fund”) determines an annual pension increase, in accordance with the Fund’s pension increase policy. |
Rule Amendment 1
13 September 2022
Dear Member
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has registered Rule Amendment 1, which is a change to the consolidated rules that apply to the Eskom Pension and Provident Fund (EPPF).
Rule Amendment 1 has implications for two categories of the EPPF’s members:
- Deferred members
- In-service members
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Former Eskom GCEO pension pay-out update 23 December 2021 Dear Members and Pensioners In recent months, the matter of the former Eskom GCEO pension pay-out has been garnering extensive media coverage. |
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Member regulatory update: Release of the Two Retirement Reform Discussion 15 December 2021 Dear Member, In this bulletin, we provide an update on the long-awaited discussion paper on retirement reform containing the much talked about “Two pot” retirement system which was published by National Treasury on 14 December 2021. In summary the discussion paper is about the Treasury’s proposals for a two-pot retirement system to cater for preservation and access to retirement funds in cases of financial need. |
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Member Regulatory Update: Regulation 28 Amendments 15 December 2021 Dear Member, In this bulletin, we share an update regarding previous announcements around the proposed Regulation 28 changes which is currently being reported in the media. |
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Withdrawal of retirement savings by active members 21 July 2021 Dear Member, The Eskom Pension and Provident Fund (“EPPF” or “the Fund”) is aware of media reports published where the Finance Minister, |
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Member Regulatory Update 22 April 2021 Dear Member, In this bulletin, we share some changes and draft regulatory changes that may be of interest to you. |
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EPPF and Global ASP Matter 18 April 2021 Global ASP is the current systems provider to EPPF, providing the core administration, data and accounting systems to EPPF (Pension Administration System) under an 8-year contract which expires on 30 April 2020. |
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EPPF Member/Pensioner Update - Message from the Chairman 10 February 2021 Dear Members and Pensioners The Eskom Pension and Provident Fund ("EPPF" or "the Fund") is a self-administered defined benefit pension fund that has approximately 80,000 members (active members and pensioners). |
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Media report on EPPF administration 10 January 2021 Dear Members and Pensioners, We hope you enjoyed the festive season and wish you a prosperous 2020. |
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EPPF hosts PEWIN Breakfast Roundtable 04 October 2019 The Private Equity Women Investor Network (PEWIN) breakfast roundtable took place on Thursday, 3 October 2019 at the EPPF Head Office in Bryanston. PEWIN is the pre-eminent organization for senior women leaders in private equity. |
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Supreme Court of Appeal ruling on former Eskom GCEO pension pay-out case 07 May 2019 The matter of the pension pay-out of the former Eskom GCEO, Mr Brian Molefe, has been ongoing since early 2017 when the Eskom Pension and Provident Fund (“EPPF” or “the Fund”) was cited as the respondent in a matter brought by Solidarity against Eskom. |
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THE POSITION OF THE FUND ON PRESCRIBED ASSETS 27 March 2019 In its election manifesto, the governing party outlined a plan to “investigate the introduction of prescribed assets on financial institutions’ funds to mobilise funds within a regulatory framework for socially productive investments (including housing, infrastructure for social and economic development and township and village economy) and job creation while considering the risk profiles of the affected entities”. |
