Taiwan pension fund prepares second outsourcing

The civil service department is looking first for a consultant and last for a transition manager.
March 04, 2004

Taiwan's NT$140 billion ($4.2 billion) Public Service Pension Fund, a unit of the Ministry of Civil Service, is looking to hire an investment consultant by summer to help it conduct a second round of international investment mandates later this year. The consultant will also advise on the size and asset classes of the second tranche.

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