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Putrajaya's Pensions - Can KWAP Keep Up?

12-Dec-17 20:49

Putrajaya's Pensions - Can KWAP Keep Up?

 With AUM of RM137 billion as of end-September 2017, Kumpulan Wang Persaraan (Diperbadankan) will have to more than double its fund size to fully take over the Federal Government's total pension liabilities. Dato' Wan dives into the investment strategies for Malaysia's second largest pension fund.

Presented by: Tan Chung Han


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