Cost structures in defined contribution systems: The case of Singapore's Central Provident Fund
Retirement systems are increasingly asked to do an ever-better job of enhancing the performance of pension investments. The Singaporean Central Provident Fund permits pension system participants to keep their money in a government-run investment pool, or if they wish, they may select professionally...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2008
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