Singapore changes fund rules to boost investment

Changes to the CPF next year could inject more than S$37 billion into the fund management industry.

The Singapore government has announced major changes to the Central Provident Fund (CPF) scheme this week aimed at discouraging workers from using a large part of their retirement savings on purchasing a home. The move could in theory release more than S$37 billion ($21.5 billion) for investment, with fund managers the most likely winners.

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