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Building Resilient Futures: Leading Change for a Lasting and Positive Impact
Mail & Guardian
|01 August 2025
The Institute of Retirement Funds Africa (IRFA) annual conference will be held from 24th-26th August this year under the theme of “Building Resilient Futures: Leading Change for a Lasting and Positive Impact.” This timely theme of the conference to be held at the Cape Town International Conference Centre underscores the urgent need for leadership, collaboration, and innovation in building a retirement ecosystem that not only safeguards individuals’ futures but actively contributes to Africa’s socioeconomic development.
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Speakers at this year’s conference will focus on three crucial “pillars”
Investing for Economic and Social Impact: Retirement Funds as Catalysts for Change
Africa faces significant developmental challenges—unemployment, inequality, inadequate infrastructure, and environmental vulnerabilities. Yet, within these challenges lie powerful opportunities. Retirement funds, with their long-term investment horizon and vast capital pools, are uniquely positioned to drive socioeconomic transformation across the continent.
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