PIIF Investment Conference 2026

24–26 August 2026
Sofitel Fiji Resort & Spa, Denarau, Nadi
Hosted by BSP Life (Fiji) Limited

PIIF members have agreed to partner with the United Nations Joint SDG Fund to build the first Pacific co-investment platform. The platform will support the collation of Pacific capital, the development of deals into investable proposals for member funds, and the building of investment skills, resources and governance across the region.

Nadi, Fiji is where the partnership is formalised, the structure and investment team are confirmed, and the regional investment pipeline takes shape.

On the program

• Partnership Agreement
  The PIIF and UN Joint SDG Fund partnership agreement, with the UNSDG Regional Director and Fund partners.

• Co-Investment Platform Workshop
  Structural establishment, investment team appointments, and investment policies and objectives.

• BSP Life Investment Session
  Craig Strong, Chief Investment Officer, on BSP Life's investment overview and pipeline.

• New Zealand Direct Investment
  Will Goodwin, Chief Investment Officer, NZ Super Fund, on the current direct investment space in New Zealand.

• Impact and Sustainable Investment
  Julieanne Wilkin, Senior Portfolio Manager, Australian Retirement Trust, on opportunities across Australia and the Pacific.

• Regional Investment Pipeline
  Workshop sessions developing the pipeline and finalising investment and resource plans for member funds.

• Breakout Sessions and Networking
  Deeper looks at specific investments, investment managers and site visits, with separate sessions for investment teams and for CEOs and boards.

Who should attend

Members are encouraged to send their key investment personnel, investment committee representatives and decision makers.

An optional day on 27 August is available for members seeking further discussions with the UNSDG Regional Director and partners.

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Uniting Pacific Capital. Empowering Pacific People.

PIIF brings together 21 superannuation, provident, trust, and sovereign funds from 12 Pacific nations, collectively managing over NZD $100 billion in Assets, with NZD $22 billion in the Pacific, and safeguarding the futures of 1.9 million members (excluding NZSF).

Forum Impact.

1.9 million Pacific People Covered. $100 billion in Assets under Management. 21 Member Organisations.

Four Day Program.

Monday, May 4 - Arrival Day

• 4:00-5:00 PM: Registration | 5:00-7:00 PM: Traditional Welcome and Cocktails

Tuesday, May 5 - Official Day

• 8:30 AM: Official Welcome, Official Photo, Workshops, Presentations, Annual General Meeting | 4:00 PM: Day Close | 6:00 PM: Official Dinner

Wednesday, May 6 - Operations Day

• 9:00 AM: Sessions on Financial Solutions, Risk Management, AI and Pacific Applications, Administration Solutions, and Remuneration & Retention Strategies | 4:00 PM: Day Close | 6:00 PM: Official Dinner

Thursday, May 7 - Vanuatu Investment Day

• 9:00 AM: Vanuatu Investment Promotional Authority and Reserve Bank presentations on investment rules and opportunities. VNPF investment showcase including site visits | 6:00 PM: Official Closing Dinner

Background

The Pacific Islands Investment Forum (PIIF) is undertaking three special projects to support member Funds and address larger regional or international issues. The Women in Super special project was established in 2022 and is supported by the PIIF Women in Super working group which is comprised of representatives of member funds. The project is being supported by the Pacific Private Sector Development Initiative (PSDI).

At the 2023 PIIF CEO Forum Annual General Meeting (AGM), members passed three resolutions to progress the Women in Super project:

• 1a: All members collect the following six gender-disaggregated datasets as part of the PIIF minimum standards.

• 1b: PIIF members commit to including these datasets in annual reports from 2024 onwards.

• 2: The Women in Super working group will bring together Forum members targeting the informal sector as a subgroup to collate data and good practice on engaging the informal sector for sharing with interested members.

• 3: PIIF members commit to undertaking a financial literacy program that meets the needs of members.

The Women in Super working group has developed a draft guidance manual for use by PIIF members to support the implementation of endorsed resolutions. The manual provides step-by-step guidance to help achieve the resolutions presented at the PIIF CEO Forum AGM in 2023. On 13 June 2024, the PIIF Board endorsed a proposal to host a dedicated two-day Women in Super workshop with each PIIF member required to identify and fund at least one representative to attend the workshop.

• The 2025 Women In Super workshop was hosted by the Fiji National Provident Fund in partnership with PSDI.

• The 2026 Women in Super workshop will be hosted by the Vanuatu National Provident Fund in partnership with PSDI.

Women In Super 2026 - Event Documents

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