Dutch pensions place Asian fund allocations on hold
Despite increasing fund allocations beyond the Netherlands over the last two years, those to Asia have remained stable amid an overall investment strategy shift.
Despite a significant increase in allocations to foreign investment funds in the last two years, Dutch pension funds’ allocations to Asian funds have hardly budged, according to data provided to AsianInvestor by DNB, the Dutch central bank.
Direct holdings of Dutch pension funds in Asian investment funds are currently €1.5 billion ($1.62 billion), slightly higher than the €1.4 billion at the end of 2021, according to the DNB data.
Indirect holdings – Asian exposure held through …
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