Hong Kong should consider allowing its Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) to invest in a broader range of asset classes and attract more long-term, patient mainland Chinese capital, such as pension funds, to invest globally through the city, the Financial Services Development Council (FSDC) said in a report on Tuesday. The MPF, Hong Kong's mandatory retirement savings scheme, currently holds HK$1.67 trillion (approximately US$213 billion) in total assets, primarily invested in stocks, bonds, and deposits.