Proposed sale of LTAT stake in Affin Bank to rebalance investment portfolio, says Defence Ministry


KUALA LUMPUR: The proposed sale of part of the Armed Forces Fund Board’s (LTAT) interest in Affin Bank is to rebalance the former’s investment portfolio based on the targets set in the Strategic Asset Allocation Framework (LTAT), says the Defence Ministry.

The ministry opines the proposal as a reasonable action and an investment decision that provides positive returns in the form of competitive and sustainable dividends to contributors.

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