HK$126bn MPF reform

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HONG KONG - As much as HK$126bn in pension fund cash will be up for grabs when employees are given the right to freely choose their Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) investment companies.

Frederick Ma, secretary for financial services and the treasury, announced the government’s plan to reform the MPF scheme at a Legislative Council meeting in mid-July. Employees in future may b...

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