
Foreign Equities Spur Japan GPIF’s Q3 Rebound
After a dismal second quarter, the pension giant posted a 4.3% return to raise its asset value to $1.69 trillion.
After a dismal second quarter, the pension giant posted a 4.3% return to raise its asset value to $1.69 trillion.
The $275 billion pension giant committed more than $2 billion in total for the month.
Despite missing its benchmark, the gain raised the world’s largest pension fund’s asset value to almost $1.75 trillion.
The pension giant’s latest ventures in Brazil and South Korea bring its January deal total to four.
The exchange-traded fund tracks the performance of the J.P. Morgan Saudi Arabia Aggregate Index.
Investors have taken a beating on their CRE exposures, but analysts say the worst might be over, giving disciplined investors opportunities at attractive entry points.
Economic growth, improving real estate fundamentals could drive a moderate recovery in real estate investment activity.
While the industry is forever changed following the pandemic, portfolio managers expect a rebound ahead.
Only one-quarter of large asset managers are early adopters of exchange-traded funds’ younger siblings.