Towers Watson calls for fixed fees in MPF restructure
The consultancy questions the efficiency of the current system, arguing that administration fees should be fixed in the interests of end-users.
Consultancy Towers Watson has called for Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) fees to be restructured to improve transparency and encourage greater competition among providers.
Philip Tso, director of investment services at Towers Watson, has questioned the efficiency of the present MPF system in Hong Kong, in which the overall fee is calculated at 1-2% of the net asset value of a member’s total balance.
This all-in fee encompasses investment management, administration, custody, servi…
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