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Access ARM Pensions Surpasses N4 Trillion in Assets Under Management Following Merger

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Access ARM Pensions has crossed the N4 trillion mark in assets under management (AUM), highlighting robust growth and market confidence following the merger of Access Pensions and ARM Pensions in October 2024.

The milestone reflects a remarkable increase of over N1 trillion in less than 14 months, rising from under N3 trillion at the time of the merger. The growth is attributed to stronger governance structures, enhanced investment capabilities, expanded nationwide presence, and improved customer engagement through advanced digital platforms.

Acting Managing Director Abimbola Sulaiman described the achievement as a testament to the trust placed in the company and the resilience of its operating model. “Crossing the N4 trillion threshold is not just a milestone; it is a strong affirmation of the confidence our clients place in Access ARM Pensions. Since the merger, we have built an institution with stronger governance, deeper investment expertise, and the scale required to deliver long-term value across economic cycles,” Sulaiman said.

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She emphasized that innovation would remain central to the company’s strategy, leveraging technology and modern service infrastructure to simplify the pension experience and enhance customer interaction. “Our priorities remain consistent: strong investment performance, robust risk management, and dependable service that secures our clients’ retirement future,” she added.

With over two million Retirement Savings Accounts under management, Access ARM Pensions is one of Nigeria’s largest pension operators. The firm continues to focus on sustainable growth, improved investment processes, and superior customer experience to ensure long-term retirement outcomes for contributors nationwide.

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