Malaysia EPF sees 11.7% income increase

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MALAYSIA - The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) registered an 11.7% increase, to RM13.2bn (US$3.6bn), in its total gross income over 2005, its latest annual report showed.

Tabled in parliament this week, the report revealed the EPF, a national savings scheme, also saw a growth in membership, registered employers and gross asset size, which was up by 9.8% to RM263.8bn...

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