Shahril: EPF takes long-term view on property ventures


Shahril: ‘We have a fair number of assets in Australia.’

Provident fund on the lookout to invest in new projects

KUALA LUMPUR: The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is optimistic that its latest venture into the Australian property market will yield long-term returns, despite speculations that the housing sector is headed for a glut.

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