Malaysia's UK property buys intact


Retirement Fund Inc or KWAP said it

PETALING JAYA: Malaysian government funds’ investments in UK properties are still “in the money” despite the sharp depreciation in the pound sterling and the decline in the property market.

An industry expert opined that these funds could consider divesting some of these assets, considering that most of these investments were made five years ago when the exchange rate was still favourable.

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