Maharlika Fund's Capital Remains Largely Uninvested Three Years After Creation

Three years after its establishment, the Philippines' Maharlika Investment Fund has most of its capital sitting in banks, though it has begun cautious investments in sectors like ports, power, and mining.

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Maharlika Fund: A top taxpayer with billions barely invested

Three years after its creation, the overwhelming majority of Maharlika's capital still sits in banks collecting interest, though the sovereign wealth fund has cautiously started investing in ports, power, and mining

By Lance Spencer Yu

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Maharlika Fund's Capital Remains Largely Uninvested Three Years After Creation

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Maharlika Fund: A top taxpayer with billions barely invested

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