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Corporate Trustee and retirement advisory firm, PenTrust, over the weekend, won two awards at the 6th Ghana Accountancy and Finance Awards held at the Movenpick Ambassador Hotel in Accra.
CEO of PenTrust, Ms. Victoria Aligboh, was adjudged the Best Pensions CEO of the Year 2024 with the firm clinching the award for the Best Pensions Scheme Administrator of the Year 2024.
Ms. Aligboh described the recognition as a testament to excellence, resilience, and dedication, reaffirming her commitment to advancing industry standards and driving innovation.
“To me, it serves as a testament to our resilience and commitment to advancing industry standards, ethical leadership fostering innovation, and the passion to meet and exceed client expectations. It is also a motivator to keep striving for even greater accomplishments, “she added.
More about Ms. Victoria Aligboh

Ms. Victoria Aligboh has the responsibility of leading the strategic planning, design, governance and delivery of pension policies and programmes to achieve the overall strategic mission and objectives of PenTrust. She was responsible for establishing PenTrust as a Corporate Trustee and securing its operating license from the National Pensions Regulatory Authority (NPRA).

Ms. Victoria Aligboh has over 19 years of professional experience in the areas of Financial Services Management, Pensions Fund Administration and investment, Pension scheme design and Governance, Retirement Advisory and education, Small and Growing Businesses and Consumer marketing research with a focus on African markets, including Francophone regions.

She holds a certificate in Core Pensions Management from the World Bank, a Master’s degree in Organizational Leadership and Governance from the University of Ghana, an MBA in Financial Management and Investment from the Cyprus Institute of Marketing, and a First Class Honors degree in Marketing from the Central University, Ghana.
For PenTrust, the award represents a testament to its credibility and commitment to ensuring its clients retire in absolute comfort.
“It underscores the trust customers and stakeholders place in the company and it is a collective win that reaffirms the company's mission and values of Discipline, Innovation, Enthusiasm, Passion and Loyalty to customers.”
About PenTrust
PenTrust is a wholly-owned Ghanaian corporate trustee registered with the National Pensions Regulatory Authority (NPRA) to provide pension trustee services under the New Pensions Act, 2008, Act 766.
PenTrust has clients located in all the regions and major districts of Ghana. They offer their clients comprehensive support to simplify the responsibilities associated with investing and administering assets within a trust by providing personal help from a team of trust experts, as their clients determine the level of involvement and the trustee arrangement that works best for them.
The Ghana Accountancy and Finance Awards recognizes excellence in the accountancy and finance industry cutting across practice, industry and individual excellence.
The annual event has grown to become a cornerstone in Ghana’s financial landscape, honouring individuals and organizations who have demonstrated outstanding performance, innovation, and contribution to the accountancy and finance sectors.
The awards have categories that cut across accountancy, finance, pensions, government agencies, insurance, taxation and financial institutions.
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