Tag: Japan

 Nation’s Financial Service Agency commissioner addresses aging issues, potential investment solutions.

Japan’s GPIF lost a staggering $136 billion due to Q4’s rout in equities.

Stocks drive most of the Japanese mega-fund’s gains.

State-backed firm’s CEO wants to end ‘prejudice’ against foreign private equity investors in the country.

The $1.4 trillion pension fund’s Sony Computer Sciences collaboration could help radically change the industry.

CEO Takahashi hopes the picks will push companies ‘to work on carbon efficiency and disclosure’ practices.

Shinzo Abe planning social security system overhaul over the next three years, pending re-election.

Foreign equities drive Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund’s 1.68% returns in its first fiscal quarter.

Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund fails to beat its 2014 return record after fourth-quarter stock and treasury slump.

The world’s largest pension fund ‘drastically’ reduces its basic fee rate.

World’s largest pension fund adds infrastructure appointment, while global real estate fund-of-funds mandate announcements expected soon.

The move is aimed at providing an incentive for active managers to boost returns.

Health ministry to consider revising laws in fiscal 2020. 

Largest SWF ready for multiple 100 billion-yen agreements each year.

Fund now stands at $1.4 trillion.