27th January 2026
MPF Ratings’ “Fast Mover” awards recognize MPF scheme sponsors with the highest asset growth over various time periods. This prestigious award not only reflects business success but also sheds light on the competitive MPF landscape. Growing an MPF scheme—let alone being the fastest-growing—requires a high-quality, value-for-money offering.
In 2025, AIA’s Prime Value Choice earned the title of MPF’s fastest-growing scheme, securing the 1-Year “Fast Mover” award. This milestone will be celebrated at the 2026 edition of “The MPF Awards.” Such success doesn’t happen by chance—it requires meticulous planning, customer understanding, and strong investment performance. After all, the two drivers of MPF asset growth are investment gains and MPF contribution inflows.
AIA’s customer-centric approach has been widely recognized. This year, the company also won the “Best Member Experience” and “Best Digital Experience” awards for its innovative digital advice tools, which help members create optimal investment strategies based on their risk appetite. While these accolades highlight AIA’s customer-focused strengths, what about its investment performance?
AIA has proven its investment expertise, earning 12 “Best Performer” accolades across short, medium, and long-term periods. These awards celebrate constituent funds that deliver top-tier performance within their categories, including:
- European Equities (1, 5, and 20 years)
- US Equities (15 and 20 years)
- Asian Equities (1, 5, 10, and 15 years)
- Global Equities (5 and 15 years)
- Mixed Assets (81-100% Equity) (15 years)
This impressive combination of attracting new contributions and delivering excellent fund performance cements AIA’s position as a dynamic and fast-growing leader in the MPF industry. On March 4, 2026, AIA’s achievements will be celebrated at “The MPF Awards,” where its growth and performance could earn it the ultimate title: “MPF Scheme of the Year.”
Will AIA Prime Value Choice claim the top spot? Find out on Wednesday, March 4th!
The information contained in this blog is not advice, it is for educational purposes, general in nature and does not take into account personal situations. You should consider whether the information is appropriate to your needs, and where appropriate, seek professional advice from a financial adviser.
