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PFRDA aims to accelerate pension assets to fund infrastructure

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Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority Chairman S Ramann stated that the regulator aims to achieve Rs 100 lakh crore in assets under management before 2040. The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority is working to accelerate this milestone beyond current growth projections through digital initiatives and increased financial awareness. Ramann also noted that the growing pension corpus could significantly contribute to India's infrastructure financing and economic development.

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The goal is to accelerate the growth of pension assets, which could provide a substantial source of capital. This corpus is projected to contribute significantly to India's infrastructure financing, supporting national economic development.

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    India might see increased funding access for infrastructure projects due to the pension corpus.

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