MALAYSIA - The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) registered net investment income of RM3.5bn (US$963m) over the third quarter of the year, with its equities portfolio posting an 8% increase.
Between July and September 2006, the EPF equities portfolio grew by 8% to RM777m - a result deemed "modest" by the fund. "Our returns in the equities market can be attributed to our investments i...
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