(Reuters) - Liew said he hoped the group would eventually generate
15-20 percent of its pre-tax profit from its fund management
business, up from the less than 10 percent contribution it
makes now.
"We're still a real estate company essentially, but this
would help us in our overall domain knowledge," he said.
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15-20 percent of its pre-tax profit from its fund management
business, up from the less than 10 percent contribution it
makes now.
"We're still a real estate company essentially, but this
would help us in our overall domain knowledge," he said.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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