Aberdeen to manage part of EPF investments overseas


  • Business
  • Thursday, 15 Dec 2005

ABERDEEN Asset Management Sdn Bhd is set to oversee part of the Employees Provident Fund's (EPF) investment in overseas markets under a deal to be signed by the two parties soon. 

It is believed that the EPF may farm out as much as US$100mil to be managed by the London-based international fund manager. The agreement is expected to be concluded by as early as next week. 

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