Pressure to lower fees charged to Hong Kong's mandatory pensions

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HONG KONG - The government has put pressure on investment managers to lower the fees they charge to run money for the massive Mandatory Provident Fund.

Speaking at the Asia-Pacific 2011 Pensions Forum in Hong Kong yesterday, secretary for financial services and the Treasury K.C. Chan said a major focus of reform in the coming months will be the fe...

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