KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia's largest pension fund is set to join other state fund managers in slashing annual dividends to the lowest in more than a decade.
This will likely deepen public grumbles over how the surety of handsome returns from these state-managed investments has evaporated since Pakatan Harapan (PH) took power in an unprecedented change of government in 2018.
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