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Hong Kong MPF on course for best return in 4 years this year; outlook ‘positive’ for 2025
MPF Ratings says ‘members may be tempted to have a US bias in their portfolio, but diversification is important’
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The Mandatory Provident Fund is on course to report its best performance in four years in 2024, while most analysts believe next year’s performance will remain on a positive trajectory.
As of December 18, the MPF’s 379 investment funds had an estimated gain of HK$102.8 billion (US$13.2 billion) for this year, the third time the fund’s gain has exceeded HK$100 billion, according to MPF Ratings, an independent research firm.
The US stock funds were the best performers so far this year, boasting a 21.5 per cent gain, with Japan stock funds second at 18.7 per cent. China and Hong Kong stock funds ranked third at 15.5 per cent.
Established in 2000, MPF is a compulsory retirement scheme that covers 4.7 million current and former workers.

Looking ahead, Francis Chung, chairman of MPF Ratings, said president-elect Donald Trump’s return to the White House should make for an interesting 2025.
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