EPF needs to evolve its strategic asset allocation, says its CEO

KUALA LUMPUR: The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) needs to evolve its Strategic Asset Allocation (SAA) as a crisis becomes the new normal, said chief executive officer Tunku Alizakri Alias.

EPF needs to evolve strategic asset allocation, CEO says

KUALA LUMPUR: The Employees Provident Fund (EPF) needs to evolve its Strategic Asset Allocation (SAA) as a crisis becomes the new normal, said chief executive officer Tunku Alizakri Alias.

Short Position - Covid-19 impact on business

A STANDING joke among listed company officials these days is to say in jest their company is getting involved in some kind of Covid-19 related business. It doesn’t matter how serious, big or small the venture is, what’s important is making that announcement will likely lead to a surge in the said company’s share price

Change of strategy at LTAT

Remaking the fund at a challenging time

What’s your number?

Numerous readers sent in their feedback and queries after I>Sunday Star/Iran the front page story 'Can you retire?' on May 27. After the 'wake-up' call for early planning of one's retirement, we now run a six-part series written by the Financial Planning Association of Malaysia to provide more in-depth pointers on the subject. In the first part this week, we look at how you must first find your'number' based on your annual expenses, estimated years left afterretirement and inflation rate, among others.

AMMB stays in shape to compete and grow its business

AmBank group MD Ashok Ramamurthy is overseeing a comprehensive revitalisation of the banking group’s businesses.

Investors shouldn’t go crazy

OF late, most of the global markets, including Malaysia, were touching new highs. A lot of retailers, who sold most of their holdings after the recent stock market crashes, have started to plough their money back into the stock market.

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The gloomy outlook takes its toll

Lin See-Yan analyses the world economy,looks at uncertain markets and Europe'scontinuing dive into murky waters.

Affin – seeking fresh perception

Affin banking group has improved much since the days of high NPLs. The onus is now on the bank to shake off its poor market impression.