Japan's Finance Minister Katayama Considers Pension Asset Allocation Tweaks

Japan's Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama has announced the government's intention to significantly increase domestic asset investments for state pension funds and indicated a willingness to consider further allocation tweaks if the economic environment changes.

13 Jul, 09:43 — 13 Jul, 09:43

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A pension shift in Japan may hurt some foreign money managers

Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said the government aims to steer the country's vast state pension funds to "substantially" increase domestic asset investments.

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Japan's Finance Minister Katayama Considers Pension Asset Allocation Tweaks

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A pension shift in Japan may hurt some foreign money managers

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A pension shift in Japan may hurt some foreign money managers

Japan's Katayama says may consider pension asset allocation tweak if environment changes

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