Japan pensions increase focus on private markets
Japanese corporate pension funds outline their private-market investment strategy, in particular the role of private equity in their portfolios and how they pick trustee managers.

Corporate pension funds in Japan are moving to create a new private markets category in their investment portfolios to drive income amid a low-interest-rate environment, an AsianInvestor forum heard.
They are looking at areas such as infrastructure, unlisted real estate and private debt to provide regular income, with many using private equity as a means to smooth volatility within a broader equities bucket.
But they acknowledge the need to accumulate knowhow as they look to inc…
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