Presentation On Under: CAB Model New Pension System
Presentation On Under: CAB Model New Pension System
Presentation On Under: CAB Model New Pension System
on
CAB Model
Under
New Pension System
Current Status
Over 1.24 million subscribers registered NPS across Central
Government, State Government, UoS
27 State Governments/UTs has adopted NPS for their employees
4 Corporate already on board including National Aluminum
Corporation (NALCO), Agriculture Insurance Corporation (AIC)
Many other corporate intends to join NPS. Coal India Limited, IBA,
General Insurance Companies are in the process of loging
Launch of NPS Lite by Honorable Finance Minister in September
2010
39 entities including Public Sector & Private Sector Banks acting as
Point of Presence under NPS
Pr.AO
Intermediaries
Regulator
Bank of India
Pension Fund
Manager
Stock Holding
Corp (SCHIL)
Trustee Bank
Custodian
NSDL
To be Appointed
CRA
Annuity Service Provider
To be Appointed
(SAB)
Nodal Offices
Contribution Processing
Subscriber Maintenance
Grievance Management
Logging of Grievances
Grievance Redressal
Registration Hierarchy
Form N1
Form N2
Form N3
Forwarding Form N2
with covering
letter
Forwarding Form N3
with covering
letter-N4
C
R
A
Model of Upload
1. Centralized Model : Centralized upload of data and
transfer of funds by Directorate
2. Decentralized Model: Decentralized upload of data
by and transfer of funds by DTO
3. Quasi Centralized Model: Decentralized upload of
data by DTO and Centralized fund transfer by
Directorate
Centralized Mode
Mode A (Centralized)- In this Mode, Directorate would prepare consolidated
subscriber contribution file based on contributions prepared at various DTO/
DDO and upload the same in the central NPSCAN system. Also this office
would make one consolidated payment to the bank.
Consolidated Contribution File
CRA System
Pr. AO
PAO/ DDO
Trustee BANK
De-centralized Mode
Mode B (De-centralized) - In this Mode, the DTO on behalf of his/her
underlying subscriber will prepare and upload the subscriber contribution file
and thereafter will remit the contribution amount of subscriber to the trustee
bank.
Contribution File
Contribution Amount
Contribution File
Subscriber Contribution
Processing
1. Consolidation of
Subscription
Directorate/DTO
FPU
FVU
2. Digitization
3. Validate
File
4. File Upload
7. Submission of CSF
&
Transfer of funds
CRA
8. Fund Receipt
Confirmation
Trustee Bank
6. Data Transfer
NPSCAN
Utilities
What is a File Preparation Utility (FPU)?
o A utility provided by CRA that will assist in preparation of
SCF as per the file formats of CRA.
What is a File Validation Utility (FVU)?
o A Utility provided by CRA that will verify whether the SCF
prepared is as per format of the CRA
Upload to CRA
Contribution Upload
Attaching a file
Subscriber Maintenance
Change Details/
Transaction Request
Intimation
through
Email
Data upload
Acknowledgement
Number
on successful
transaction
Data upload
Grievance Management
Status through
website/email/IV
R/call centre
Getting Started
Approach PFRDA for Joining NPS
Issuance of Authorization Letter by PFRDA
Appointment of Designated office as single point contact with
CRA
Execution of Contract with CRA
Decision on the model of interface with CRA
Registration of Nodal Offices
Registration of Subscribers
Transfer of legacy data and funds
Commencement of subscribers contribution upload
Contact:
Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority
Tel. No. + 91 - 11 - 26897937
Fax No. + 91 11 26897938
E-mail:
www.pfrda.org.in
Charge Structure
Benefit
The Subscriber would be required to invest at least 80% of the
pension wealth to purchase a life annuity from any IRDA
regulated life insurance company, which is appointed by
PFRDA. Rest 20% of the pension wealth may be withdrawn as
lump sum.
On attaining the Age of 60 At exit the Subscriber would be required to invest minimum 40
years and upto 70 years of percent of his/her accumulated savings (pension wealth) to
age
purchase a life annuity from any IRDA-regulated life insurance
company, which is appointed by PFRDA..
The Subscriber may choose to purchase an annuity for an
amount greater than 40 percent. The remaining pension
wealth can either be withdrawn in a lump sum on attaining the
age of 60 or in a phased manner, between age 60 and 70, at
the option of the subscriber.
Death due to any cause
In such an unfortunate event, option will be available to the
nominee to receive 100% of the NPS pension wealth in lump
sum. However, if the nominee wishes to continue with the
NPS, he/she shall have to subscribe to NPS individually after
following due KYC procedure.