Uganda, Jan. 25 -- Targeted investment style and diversification has helped the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) to remain liquid despite the outflow of money in form of midterm access, investments in different instruments and operational costs.

Not only is NSSF liquid but also the savers money has remained safe as nothing fundamental has taken place in the Fund's operations which remains sound with strategic investment approaches.

The deputy managing director, who is also the acting managing director of NSSF, Mr Patrick Ayota said thoday that the Fund has remained stable because 78 percent of the Fund's investment income remains very liquid.

"The liquidity level of the NSSF stands at 78 percent because of maturity in the fixed inc...