Malaysia EPF’s local investment focus will test returns
The pension fund's pivot to domestic investments could affect returns negatively since a significant chunk of its investment income is currently derived from overseas exposure.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s decision to ask Employees Provident Fund (EPF) to raise its domestic investments to 70% this year could pose some asset allocation challenges for EPF as it tries to generate adequate returns for its members.
A significant chunk of its investment income is currently derived from overseas investments, so a pivot to domestic investments could affect returns negatively, according to some experts.
“EPF is already the largest investor in Malays…
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