Weighed down by unstable capital markets, Hong Kong MPF funds bled again in November 2011 after October’s rebound. According to Thomson Reuters Lipper data, MPF funds lost 3.8% in November alone — HK$5,305 per member on average, nearly wiping out the HK$6,000 government handout. Over the first 11 months of the year, the cumulative loss reached 8.67%, or HK$12,473.4 per member — easily a month’s salary.
According to Thomson Reuters Lipper data, MPF funds lost 3.8% in November 2011 — HK$5,305 per member on average, nearly wiping out the HK$6,000 government handout; over the first 11 months the cumulative loss reached 8.67%, or HK$12,473 per member, roughly a month’s pay.
| Fund category | November | Year-to-date |
|---|---|---|
| Overall MPF | −3.8% | −8.67% |
| Equity funds | −5.62% | −15% (HK and China equity funds each down ~22%) |
| Mainland China equity funds | −8.81% | — |
| Hong Kong equity funds | −8.61% | — |
| Mixed-asset funds | −3.77% | −7.6% |
| Bond funds | — | +2.5% |
| Money market funds | +0.01% | +0.04% |
| Hang Seng Index (for reference) | −9.44% | −17.34% |
Nearly every fund category was in the red in November, except healthcare equity funds (+1.16%) — though declines had narrowed from double digits to single digits. One small consolation: the Hang Seng Index fell 9.44% in November and 17.34% year-to-date, so MPF outperformed the broader market — losing less counts as a win. Total MPF assets stood at about HK$365.443 billion at end-2010.

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