CAMS CRA Partners PFRDA for NPS Vatsalya Outreach in Tiruchirappalli
CAMS CRA partnered with PFRDA for an NPS Vatsalya Outreach Programme in Tiruchirappalli on February 24, 2026. The initiative promotes early financial literacy and long-term savings for minors. NPS Vatsalya, launched September 18, 2024, offers flexible contribution and withdrawal options.
The announcement concerns a CSR/outreach activity aimed at promoting financial literacy and does not involve any significant financial transactions or strategic shifts for the company.
The announcement is a press release about a partnership for a financial literacy program, which is neutral in nature and does not directly impact the company's financial performance or stock price.
Computer Age Management Services Limited (CAMS), through its Central Recordkeeping Agency arm CAMS CRA (CAMS NPS), has partnered with the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) for an NPS Vatsalya Outreach Programme in Tiruchirappalli. The initiative aims to build financial awareness and encourage disciplined long-term savings from an early age among students, parents, and teachers.
The programme, held on 24th February 2026, featured interactive sessions on financial planning. Ms. Kshetrimayum Deepi Chanu, Assistant Collector, Tiruchirappalli, emphasized the importance of nurturing early saving habits through NPS Vatsalya for long-term financial security. Dignitaries present included Mr. Venkateswarlu Peri, Executive Director, PFRDA, and Mr. Syed Hassan, Chief Program Officer, CAMS CRA.
Mr. Venkateswarlu Peri highlighted that NPS Vatsalya empowers parents to secure their minor children’s financial future, with the account seamlessly transitioning into a standard NPS plan at age 18. Launched on 18 September 2024, the scheme allows contributions starting at ₹250, provides for gift contributions, partial withdrawals, and flexible exit options. CAMS, as a financial infrastructure partner, is committed to delivering compliance-grade recordkeeping and secure digital journeys for the NPS ecosystem.
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