In June 1962, the Fiji Government together with the British Overseas Development Corporation (BODC) (now known as Commonwealth Development Corporation (CDC)) formed Home Finance Company Limited.May 1989, all shareholders had equal shares.In December 1995 Fiji Government sold its 25% shares to FNPF making FNPF a major shareholder at 50% with FDC maintaining management rights of HFC, under agreement by all shareholders.In January 2002 FDC decided to sell its interest in HFC. FNPF, exercising its rights to purchase FDC’s 25% shares, extended its major shareholding capacity to 75%.With six branches Fiji wide, in March 2014 HFC transitioned to offer fully-fledged banking services.