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Government Pension Fund of Thailand (GPF) is a government-owned pension fund manager headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand. Founded in 1997, GPF manages retirement incomes for Thai government officials. They aim to provide an assurance to government officials with regard to payment of gratuity and pension upon the termination of their official service; to encourage regular savings amongst members; and to provide welfare programs and other benefits to members.

Government Pension Fund of Thailand (GPF) is a government-owned pension fund manager headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand. Founded in 1997, GPF manages retirement incomes for Thai government officials. They aim to provide an assurance to government officials with regard to payment of gratuity and pension upon the termination of their official service; to encourage regular savings amongst members; and to provide welfare programs and other benefits to members.

Government Pension Fund of Thailand (GPF) is a government-owned pension fund manager headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand. Founded in 1997, GPF manages retirement incomes for Thai government officials. They aim to provide an assurance to government officials with regard to payment of gratuity and pension upon the termination of their official service; to encourage regular savings amongst members; and to provide welfare programs and other benefits to members.

Government Pension Fund of Thailand (GPF) is a government-owned pension fund manager headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand. Founded in 1997, GPF manages retirement incomes for Thai government officials. They aim to provide an assurance to government officials with regard to payment of gratuity and pension upon the termination of their official service; to encourage regular savings amongst members; and to provide welfare programs and other benefits to members.

Government Pension Fund of Thailand (GPF) is a government-owned pension fund manager headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand. Founded in 1997, GPF manages retirement incomes for Thai government officials. They aim to provide an assurance to government officials with regard to payment of gratuity and pension upon the termination of their official service; to encourage regular savings amongst members; and to provide welfare programs and other benefits to members.

Government Pension Fund of Thailand (GPF) is a government-owned pension fund manager headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand. Founded in 1997, GPF manages retirement incomes for Thai government officials. They aim to provide an assurance to government officials with regard to payment of gratuity and pension upon the termination of their official service; to encourage regular savings amongst members; and to provide welfare programs and other benefits to members.

Government Pension Fund of Thailand (GPF) is a government-owned pension fund manager headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand. Founded in 1997, GPF manages retirement incomes for Thai government officials. They aim to provide an assurance to government officials with regard to payment of gratuity and pension upon the termination of their official service; to encourage regular savings amongst members; and to provide welfare programs and other benefits to members.

Government Pension Fund of Thailand (GPF) is a government-owned pension fund manager headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand. Founded in 1997, GPF manages retirement incomes for Thai government officials. They aim to provide an assurance to government officials with regard to payment of gratuity and pension upon the termination of their official service; to encourage regular savings amongst members; and to provide welfare programs and other benefits to members.

Government Pension Fund of Thailand (GPF) is a government-owned pension fund manager headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand. Founded in 1997, GPF manages retirement incomes for Thai government officials. They aim to provide an assurance to government officials with regard to payment of gratuity and pension upon the termination of their official service; to encourage regular savings amongst members; and to provide welfare programs and other benefits to members.