SINGAPORE - The Central Provident Fund (CPF) has set up an international panel that will advise the fund's board on strategic issues and aims to improve members' retirement sums.
The Central Advisory Panel (CAP) will also look at ways to enhance the returns on investments made by members using their CPF savings, and will be comprised of both local and foreign experts from t...
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