KUALA LUMPUR: Fund manager, Valuecap Sdn Bhd, aims to expand the group's assets under management (AUM) to between RM7 billion and RM7.5 billion by year-end from the current RM5.2 billion.
As for i-VCAP, the target is to grow the AUM by 50 per cent from RM1.1 billion currently, he told reporters after the MyETF SEA Islamic Dividend's listing here today.
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