Thailand’s GPF looks to new law to raise foreign investment
The boss of Thailand’s second-largest pension fund hopes that proposed changes in the law will help her diversify more into overseas markets. She is particularly bullish on China.

Thailand’s civil service pension fund and its second-largest retirement vehicle is pushing for reforms that could see its foreign assets swell to as much as 60% in the long term.
Government Pension Fund (GPF) secretary general Srikanya Yathip, who manages assets worth Bt444.6 billion ($14 billion), said she believes opportunities overseas will continue to be more attractive than those at home.
“When you invest in the global market, you diversify the portfolio better than if you …
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