CoA Flags P40-B SSS Paper Losses, Weak Risk Management
The Philippine Commission on Audit (CoA) has flagged nearly P40 billion in unrealized investment losses at the Social Security System (SSS) and P490.21 million in pension overpayments to deceased beneficiaries, citing weaknesses in risk management and benefit monitoring.
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