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Central Provident Fund
The Central Provident Fund Board was established in 1955 as a statutory board. It operates the national savings plan for Singaporean workers and permanent...
Central Provident Fund
The Central Provident Fund Board was established in 1955 as a statutory board. It operates the national savings plan for Singaporean workers and permanent residents. The CPF scheme directs member contributions across retirement, housing and healthcare accounts. It collaborates with the Housing & Development Board on housing financing and the Ministry of Health on healthcare schemes such as MediShield Life. The board also participates in the ASEAN Social Security Association. The board holds commercial properties including Novena Square Tower B and the former CPF Building at 79 Robinson Road. It invests in Special Singapore Government Securities. The board functions as a statutory entity under the Ministry of Manpower with no separate succession or ownership structure disclosed.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1955
AUM
$21.4B
Location
Region
Asia
Country
Singapore
City
Singapore
Corporate office
Singapore, Singapore
Frequently asked questions
Who oversees the Central Provident Fund Board?
The board operates as a statutory entity under the Ministry of Manpower.
How does the CPF scheme allocate member contributions?
Contributions are directed into separate accounts for retirement, housing and healthcare needs.
Which government agencies collaborate with the CPF Board?
The board works with the Housing & Development Board on housing schemes and the Ministry of Health on healthcare financing.
What professional networks does the CPF Board belong to?
The board is a member of the ASEAN Social Security Association.
Does the CPF Board hold direct real estate assets?
Yes, it holds Novena Square Tower B and the former CPF Building at 79 Robinson Road.
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