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Surprise slide in EPF’s overseas allocations

Indira Vergis
A more cautious mood due to Malaysia's new government could be to blame, along with valuation declines and adverse currency conversion effects. Is it the start of a new trend?
Surprise slide in EPF’s overseas allocations

The share of foreign assets in Employees Provident Fund’s overall portfolio has dropped by 2.5 percentage points over the past 12 months, despite the Malaysian state pension's stated aim to raise the allocation to up to one-third of its total portfolio.

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