Abstract
The study explored the intricate relationship between Pension Fund Investment (PFI) and the performance of pension funds in Nigeria, specifically focusing on Benefit Paid (BFP) and Investment Income (INVTI). The analysis employs regression models and statistical measures to unravel the dynamics at play within the pension fund ecosystem. The study employed ex postfacto research design to examine the effect of pension fund investment on pension fund performance in Nigeria. The regression analysis reveals a positive and statistically significant relationship between Pension Fund Investment and Benefit Paid, suggesting that increased investment positively influences the amount disbursed as benefits. In contrast, the study identifies a negative association between Pension Fund Investment and Investment Income, indicating potential challenges in generating income from investments. Given the positive relationship between Pension Fund Investment and Benefit Paid, pension fund administrators should continue to explore investment strategies that enhance fund performance, ultimately leading to increased benefits for pensioners.
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