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SINPF reserve level below $400m

THE Solomon Islands National Provident Fund is sustaining a reserve level that is below $400 million. SINPF Board Chairman, Mr Peter Boyers made the statement during the end of the 2016 financial year recently. He said the reserve level is below $400 million ($399,328,839) consisting of a general reserve of just over $329 million ($329,377,496) and a revaluation surplus of just under $70 million ($ 69,951,343). Mr Boyers said these represent 10 percent general reserves only and 13 percent total reserves of the total funds under their management. In the meantime, he said though in some jurisdictions where retirement funds

THE Solomon Islands national Provident Fund will continue to implement its 5-year rolling business plan (2016-2021). SINPF Board chairman, Mr Peter Boyers made the statement during the end of 2016

Is SIPA sliding back into its past? THE Solomon Islands Ports Authority (SIPA) appears to be sliding back into its past with revelations its new Chief Executive Officer [CEO]

THE Governor of the Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI) says the country has survived all unpredicted challenges over the past years till today. Speaking during the launching of CBSI’s

PAN Oceanic Bank (POB), the Solomon Islands locally incorporated bank has recorded a willing net profit of SBD$27 Million in the 2016 financial year. This was revealed in the bank’s

TWENTY-TWO women from the Honiara Market Venders Association completed training on Savings and budgeting at All Saints yesterday. The training was organised by the United Nation Development Programme (UNDP)

LIKE many women who enjoy selling products from their hard work and hand given talents Judy Stanley is one of them. She has a stall at Art Gallery where she

OF the 96 samples of cocoa competing the final 20 have been selected as the search continues for the best in the Solomon Islands Chocolate week. These twenty cocoa samples

THE Solomon Islands Cocoa and chocolate week 2017 in collaboration with PHAMA (Pacific Horticulture and Agricultural Market Access program) programme launched Solomons Gold chocolate yesterday. The country now produces its

THE country’s cocoa export have blossomed over the past four years and is contributing well to the country’s economy. Chief Inspector of Commodities Export and Marketing Authority Mr Patteson Siliota

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