Foreign, Domestic Equities Propel Japan’s GPIF to Strong 8.2% Return in Q1
The gains raised the pension giant’s asset value to more than $2 trillion.
The gains raised the pension giant’s asset value to more than $2 trillion.
Diversity-related and other key performance indicators led to increased corporate value, according to the $1.7 trillion sovereign wealth fund.
Lawmakers are calling for financial reform to turn the country into an ‘asset management nation’ and attract more capital from home and abroad.
The software giant and Italian utilities firm received rave reviews for their TCFD disclosures and net zero commitments.
The index is designed to emphasize Japanese companies with strong gender and diversity policies.
Microsoft and BHP were cited the most by asset managers as providing the best climate risk information.
WTW study shows the 9% pace wasn’t as high as 2020’s for the top 100 funds, but was still impressive.
Japan’s GPIF remains the largest pension fund in the world for the 20th straight year.
Private market returns have come down off the highs, but institutional investors are keeping the faith.
Report finds size matters, as the larger the fund, the higher the compound annual growth rate was from 2014 to 2019.