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| The Advisory Committee members for the SAPFIF Forum are: |
| Prabir Badal |
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| Position: Committee Member of COSATU | |
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| Neville Field |
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| Position: General Manager Finance & Investments, Government Institutions Pension Fund (Namibia) | |
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Neville Field is the General Manager: Finance and Investments of the Government Institutions Pension fund in Namibia. He is responsible for the management of all financial and investment related matters of the Fund.
He is a qualified Chartered Accountant in South Africa and Namibia.
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| Tiny Kgatlwane |
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| Position: Principal Executive Officer, Debswana Pension Fund | |
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Tiny Kgatlwane is the Principal Executive Officer at The Debswana Pension Fund (DPF) which she was appointed to in 2006. Her role at the Fund is to provide strategic direction to the Debswana Pension Fund and to direct, manage and coordinate the functions of the Fund to ensure sustainability and the attainment of Board and Fund objectives.
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| Wanjiru Kirima |
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| Position: Principal Officer & Pensions Investment Policy Advice (Global), Shell Southern Africa Pension Fund | |
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Wanjiru Kirima is Trustee Support for Shell Global Pensions and a Board member of the Principal Officer Association of Southern Africa. She combines her Principal Officer activities with her role as a member of Shell’s specialist pension division, Pension Investment Policy Advice (PIPA), a division of Shell Central Finance.
Wanjiru is an Associate member of the United Kingdom Society of Investment Professionals.
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| Ephraim Letebele |
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| Position: Chief Executive Officer and Principal Officer, Botswana Public Officers Pension Fund | |
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Ephraim Letebele joined the Botswana Public Officers Pension Fund in September 2005 as Chief Executive Officer/Principal Officer. He has extensive knowledge in the Public Financial sector, having risen through the ranks to become Accountant General in the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning in 2004 Prior to his tour of service with Accountant General’s Department, Ephraim spent 17 years working in the local authorities where he progressed through the ranks to be become the Deputy Treasurer at Lobatse Town Council before joining Central Government in 1995. Ephraim holds a Bachelor of Commerce Degree from the University of Botswana and is a graduate of the Southern Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators. He has previously served on the Board of the Botswana Accountancy College and the Botswana Institute of Accountants. He is also an Associate Member of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries (ACIS) click here to Full Bio |
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| Jonathan Mort |
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| Position: Independent Trustee, 10X Umbrella Funds | |
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Jonathan Mort sits on the SAPFIF Advisory Committee as an Independent Trustee of the 10X Umbrella Funds.
He has extensive experience in law relating to retirement funds and comes from a specialist trust law background. Jonathan attained his BA LLB. He was admitted as an attorney, notary and conveyancer of the High Court of South Africa in 1992 click here to Full Bio |
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| John Oliphant |
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| Position: Head of Actuarial & Investments, Government Employees Pension Fund | |
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John Oliphant is the Head of Investments and Actuarial for the Government Employees Pension Fund – the largest Pension Fund in Africa where he is the main driver behind the investment strategies of the fund. The fund invest in different asset classes, from Conventional Bonds to sophisticated Private Equity investments, it is John’s responsibility to ensure that the fund achieves maximum returns with minimum risk in each and every investment it makes.
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| Leslie Rencontre |
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| Position: Independent Trustee of Retirement-On-Line Pension & Provident Funds | |
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Leslie Rencontre is Director of the Electricity Services Department for the City of Cape Town which will form part of the first regional electricity distributor (RED1), established as part of the restructuring of the electricity distribution industry in South Africa.
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