Investment for
The Future
How the fund is invested
Overnight & Call Deposits
Discount Notes
Treasury Bills
Short-Term Deposits
Investment-Grade Bonds
Certificates of Deposits
Certificates of Deposits
Commercial Papers
Qualifying Instruments
A
Debt instrument denominated in internationally convertible currency that bears interest or a fixed amount equivalent to interest
- That is of investment-grade security,
- That is issued by or guaranteed by the International Monetary Fund, World Bank or by a sovereign State other than the Republic of Ghana, if the issuer or guarantor, has investment grade rating
B
An internationally convertible currency deposit with, or a debt instrument denominated in any internationally convertible currency that bears interest or a fixed amount equivalent to interest issued by
- The Bank for International Settlements:
- The European Central Bank;
- The Central Bank of a sovereign State, other than the Republic of Ghana, with a long term investment grade rating;
C
A derivative instrument
- That is solely based on an instrument satisfies the requirements of paragraphs (a) and (b); and
- Where acquisition reduces the financial exposure to the risks associated with underlying instruments prescribed by the Minister
Investment Beliefs
Investment Discipline: High quality governance of the investment process is critical to success. A disciplined set of processes, practiced by a capable and experienced team, promote decisiveness, efficiency and accountability generates superior long-term results.
Asset Allocation: Diversification is an important tool of risk management and can mitigate the volatility and uncertainty inherent in substantial exposure to risk assets. The Ghana Petroleum Funds seek to be diversified to the degree compatible with the investment return objectives as defined.
Transparency: Transparency and accountability build public trust and are critical to implementing a long-term disciplined approach to investment.