Why Schroders
With over 200 years of investment experience, Schroders has been providing retirement and investment management for surplus funds in corporations in Hong Kong since 1974 and has established a business unit dedicated to servicing member choice plans.
Since the launch of Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes (“MPF”) in December 2000, we have been managing a series of MPF-approved pooled investment funds (“APIFs”) which are important building blocks for MPF investments. We also offer strategies generating active alpha or aims at comparable or even better return than index as well as custom investment solutions to MPF providers.
With our expertise in investing across the globe, we are one of the key investment managers for the various MPF schemes in the market.
Shaping MPF in the eMPF Era
As Hong Kong enters the eMPF era, MPF investing is becoming more transparent, more accessible—and more comprehensive.
At Schroders, we believe better member outcomes depend not on more choice or more data, but on clearer decision‑making and better investment design.
The videos below set out our perspective on two questions defining the future of MPF investing.
Schroders Crystal Ball: What are we predicting next?
Fewer Fund Choice, Better Decisions?
Watch this video to consider how the eMPF era is changing Hong Kong’s retirement landscape —and what these changes mean for MPF members navigating investment choices.
Clearer Performance Data, Better Decisions?
Watch this video to explore how the eMPF platform is redefining expectations for transparency in Hong Kong’s retirement landscape —and whether greater access to information leads to better investment decisions.
“Our goal is not only to deliver long-term performance but also to support members in building a secure financial future, with clarity and confidence.”
Chief Executive Officer, Hong Kong, Schroders
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