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How Malaysia’s EPF uses external managers

Richard Newell
The deputy CEO of Malaysia's Employees Provident Fund describes the $161 billion pension plan's allocation approach and how it uses external asset managers and consultants.
How Malaysia’s EPF uses external managers

In an exclusive interview, Mohamad Nasir Ab Latif, deputy chief executive and a 34-year veteran of Malaysia's Employees Provident Fund, told AsianInvestor about the pension plan's allocation approach, how its investment team is set up and how it uses managers.

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