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Pension schemes have been challenged to embrace innovative alternatives to ensure that members get better returns. According to the Public Service Superannuation Scheme Chief Executive Officer Dr.Jonah Aiyabei, the proposal by the government to embrace public private partnerships is a step towards ensuring stability of pension schemes and ensuring member funds are invested in profit making ventures.He spoke in Nairobi during a media engagement forum
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Pension schemes have been challenged to embrace innovative alternatives
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