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The directory covers the current scheme and constituent-fund list from the official MPF Fund Platform. Rankings stay within the same official fund type, while ZBI separates peer context from a verified mandate benchmark.
Find stronger or weaker historical standing among comparable funds.
Separate peer context from an official or fund-specific benchmark.
Test mandate, exposure and opportunity cost when the data supports it.
Fund data as at 31 Aug 2026; DIS references as at Aug 2026. Missing official values remain n.a.
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Scheme · Trustee
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Basic comparison
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Standing only within the same official fund type and selected period.
What the fund delivered after fees over the stated period. It does not explain why.
The historical annual expense ratio. Lower cost helps, but cost alone does not establish suitability.
Risk class and volatility help compare movement, not every possible source of loss.
Separates peer reference, mandate benchmark, exposure, and feasible alternative questions.
Zerion Benchmark Principle
Investment performance should be evaluated against the opportunity set and risk exposures the manager was entrusted to manage, not merely against other funds or absolute returns.
A positive return can still lag a reasonable passive blend. That gap changes the research question, but does not answer it by itself: currency exposure, hedging, rebalancing, cash flows, transaction costs, fees and portfolio construction can all affect the comparison.
Why three benchmarks
Matching only the fund's latest exposures can hide the value or risk created by allocation decisions. ZBI therefore keeps the mandate benchmark fixed while allowing the exposure benchmark to evolve from dated disclosures.
A rules-based blend derived from the fund's declared long-term investment policy. It remains fixed for the evaluation period so allocation decisions stay visible.
Did the overall management strategy add value?A period-specific blend based on disclosed actual asset allocations, using only information that was available at the time.
What did the reported exposures approximately deliver?A comparable, investable and lower-cost fund or portfolio that a member could realistically have selected instead.
Was a feasible alternative more effective?No hindsight allocation. A historical exposure benchmark should use allocation snapshots that were available at each point in time, not today's portfolio applied retrospectively.
Advanced ZBI layer
Enter total returns in the same reporting currency and for the same period. The default values reproduce a hypothetical mixed-asset MPF example; they are not observations for a real fund.
Inputs
Return and FER preloaded from the MPFA snapshot.
Fund identity, return and FER are prefilled. The mandate weights, exposure weights, and proxy returns below remain illustrative until you verify them for the same period against the relevant disclosures.
| Asset sleeve | Index proxy | Mandate weight | Exposure weight | Total return |
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| US equities | % | % | % | |
| Hong Kong equities | % | % | % | |
| Bonds | % | % | % | |
| Cash / other | % | % | % | |
| Weight total | Same-period returns | |||
Both weight sets total 100%. Returns are treated as total returns in the selected reporting currency.
Mandate benchmark gap
-2.50 ppHypothetical MPF Fund A versus its rules-based mandate benchmark.Approximate attribution
Exposure benchmark minus mandate benchmark.
Fund return minus exposure benchmark.
Fund return minus feasible alternative.
A research prompt, not proof of causation.
Return comparison
Retirement opportunity cost
Constant annual returns and year-end contributions are used only to illustrate compounding. This is not a forecast and does not model volatility, contribution timing, switching costs or taxes.
Research memo
Capability map
The engine begins at the asset-class and geographic level. Full holdings would improve precision, but are not required to frame the first benchmark-relative questions.
Fund return relative to its mandate benchmark.
Approximate return effect of moving from mandate to disclosed exposures.
Residual versus the exposure benchmark; not a pure security-selection measure.
Share of the portfolio reallocated across the modeled sleeves.
Long-horizon balance difference under constant-return assumptions.
Frequency and persistence of benchmark-relative performance across periods.
Update and correction policy
MPF Gauge will not present an undated score as current. Each published fund view should identify its source period, benchmark rules, methodology version, last review date, and known coverage limits.
Refresh when the official MPF Fund Platform advances its reporting date or the registered scheme and fund list changes.
Once named-fund coverage begins, target publication within 10 business days after the relevant disclosure is available and checked.
Use same-period total-return indices, reporting-currency conversion, and the stated hedging and rebalancing rules.
Review every quarter and whenever regulation, disclosure standards, index construction, or a material assumption changes.
Material corrections receive a dated note in the Zerion Update Log rather than silently replacing the prior interpretation.
Official disclosure foundation
MPFA materials describe fund fact sheets as including objectives, portfolio allocation, performance, expenses, risk information and a performance benchmark where one is stated. DIS funds also have industry reference portfolios.
Fund fact sheets, scheme information, investment focus, portfolio allocation and document access.
Official description of fund fact sheet content, asset allocation, expenses and benchmark comparison.
Reference portfolios for Core Accumulation and Age 65 Plus funds and the purpose of the DIS.
Matched-period reference returns and portfolio construction for Core Accumulation and Age 65 Plus funds.
Important disclaimer
MPF Gauge and Zerion Benchmark Intelligence are independent Zerion Research tools. They are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority, any trustee, fund manager, index provider, or other product issuer.
All outputs depend on the completeness, timing, comparability, and accuracy of user-entered or published inputs. A benchmark gap does not by itself establish manager skill, poor management, suitability, or the result a member could actually have achieved. Currency exposure, hedging, cash flows, rebalancing, transaction costs, fees, taxes, portfolio constraints, data revisions, and investability can materially change the comparison.
The fund directory reproduces official MPFA platform fields as at the date shown; it is not a live feed. Category ranks compare historical returns only within the same official fund type and are not ratings, recommendations, or suitability assessments. Recognized DIS reference returns are sourced from HKIFA / FTSE Russell; other proxy labels and user-editable ZBI inputs do not use live or licensed index data. Nothing on this page is financial, investment, retirement, tax, or legal advice, and past performance is not a guarantee of future results. Users remain responsible for their own research and decisions.