Global Pensions | 02 Sep 2010 | 10:29
JAPAN - Japanese pension funds are starting to invest in toll roads, ports and pipelines for the first time, seeking higher returns to meet the retirement needs of the world’s fastest-aging population.
GPIF sheds $42bn in quarterly market loss
JAPAN – Japan’s $1.4trn Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) returned -2.94% in the quarter ended June 30, equating to a loss of $42bn in assets.
Global Pensions | 31 Aug 2010
Nikko hires ex-MSIM Asia chief Pickerell
ASIA – Nikko Asset Management has hired the former Morgan Stanley Investment Management chief executive for Asia to help the Japanese firm continue to expand throughout the region.
Global Pensions | 26 Aug 2010
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Japan took a significant blow in the economic downturn, but experts say the country is already making a comeback, as Raquel Pichardo-Allison reports
India is poised for significant growth following the recent general election, as Lynn Strongin Dodds reports
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It's no surprise some investors may harbour reservations about Japanese equities given their history for dire returns, but consultants and asset managers at a recent GP roundtable, sponsored by Nomura Asset Management, said the market is primed for a comeback and money has started to flow.
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