Fund houses follow EPF in Malaysia buildout
The nation’s largest institutional investor, the Employees Provident Fund, has been urging fund houses to expand their investment teams, increasing its own staff as AUM rises.
When an institutional client with $175 billion in assets under management makes a suggestion, fund houses tend to listen.
So it has proved in Malaysia, where asset managers are looking to expand their investment teams at the behest of the state-backed Employees Provident Fund (EPF), the country’s biggest investor by far.
Sources say that last year EPF held one-on-one meetings with foreign fund managers to encourage them to locate investment and operational teams in Malaysia. The…
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