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Finance Ministry to bring new SINPF reform Bill to Parliament

By Mary Manelegua The Ministry of Finance and Treasury will be presenting a new Solomon Islands National Provident Fund (SINPF) reform bill to Parliament before the end of 2026. Minister, Hon.

2 Oct 2025

DFAT
SINPF Board Signs Agreement with Hatanga to Construct Town Houses for Commonwealth of Australian and to Expand Hibiscus Apartments
The Solomon Islands National Provident Fund (SINPF) Board has signed a construction agreement with Hatanga Limited to build 8 town houses, a clinic, and related facilities on its land above the Hibiscus Apartments in Point Cruz, Honiara, on Friday 4th March 2022.
14 Mar 2022
Top Headlines
South Pacific Oil announces $73M dividend to SINPF
South Pacific Oil Limited approved a $73 million dividend for the 2017 financial year at its Annual General Meeting today. Board Chair Peter James Boyers said the Solomon Islands National Provident Fund Board is the sole recipient of the approved distribution.
23 Mar 2018
Communication
NEGOTIATIONS WITH HUAWEI TO START
Negotiation with the world’s largest telecommunications equipment manufacturer Huawei, for the implementation of the Solomon Islands submarine cable project is due to commence.
12 Jan 2017
Economy
DCC GOV’T ASSURED SINPF OF CONTINUED SUPPORT
The Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government through the Ministry of Finance and Treasury has announced its continuous support to the Solomon Islands National Provident Fund’s (SINPF) intention to deliver sustainable growth of members’ wealth for retirement.
5 Jul 2016
Finance
CREDITING RATE EQUAL TO $209m PROFIT: HON. RINI
The Minister of Finance and Treasury, Hon. Snyder Rini has said the 10 percent crediting rate recently awarded to members of the National Provident Fund (NPF) is equivalent to $209 million in interest.
2 Jul 2016
Laws
SINPF WARNED EMPLOYERS TO PAY UP
The Solomon Islands National Provident Fund (SINPF) has warned all employers to settle their employees’ unpaid monthly contributions to avoid any disciplinary action taken against all member employees. This includes submitting all contribution schedules and settling all outstanding surcharges.
4 Jun 2016
Laws
SINPF REVIEW INVESTMENT POLICY
The Solomon Islands National Provident Fund (SINPF) is currently reviewing its investment policy. In a statement, SINPF said the review is crucial to mitigate and manage risks associated within its landscape.
17 Jan 2016
Funds
SINPF LAUNCHED NEW SITE
The Solomon Islands National Provident Fund (SINPF) now has a new website. Launched last Friday, the site fulfils the NPF Board’s emphasis on effectively using Information Technology to improve Member’s and Employer services.
16 Nov 2015
Finance
REST OF N.P.F INVESTMENTS ARE IN COUNTRY: ZOLOVEKE
Ninety percent of investments made by the National Provident Fund are invested in the country while only 10 percent were offshore, says NPF Board Member Gideon Zoloveke.
6 Jul 2015
Economy
S.I.N.P.F CHALLENGED BY SMALL ECONOMY
The Solomon Islands National Provident Fund (SINPF) continues to face challenge prone to small economies – where viable investment opportunities are scarce, said NPF Board Member Gideon Zoloveke. Mr Zoloveke made the statement during the recent announcement of the NPF crediting rate for this year.
6 Jul 2015
Investment
PIVOTAL N.P.F INVESTMENTS AWAITS MINISTER’s CONSIDERATION
Two pivotal investments to allow members to have some pre-retirement benefits are before the Minister responsible for the National Provident Fund (NPF) for consideration. These are the Board’s Investment Subsidiary and a Lending Bank for members’ Housing needs.
2 Jul 2015
Civil Society
M.M.F MAINTAINS STAND ON TAVANIPUPU ISSUE
The pressure group, Malaita Ma’asina Forum (MMF) has maintained its stand that the best way to deal with the Tavanipupu resort investment by the Solomon Islands National Provident Fund is through the High Court.
5 May 2015
Investment
S.I.N.P.F SAYS HAVING TAVANIPUPU TITLE HELPS RECOVER INVESTMENT
The Solomon Islands National Provident Fund (SINPF) says having the Tavanipupu Island Resort Limited (TIRL) title for the next two years will improve NPF’s ability to recover its investment in the resort and open new investment landscape and options.
4 May 2015