TOKYO, July 13 : Japan has no immediate plans to change target asset allocations of its state pension funds but could work within existing allowable ranges to direct more investment to domestic assets, people with knowledge of government deliberations told Reuters.Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said on Fri

Japan's finance minister urged GPIF and pension funds to shift from foreign to domestic investments, boosting the yen and rattling global capital flows.

TOKYO, July 12 : Japan aims to raise the ratio of unlisted shares, real estate and other alternative investments in the portfolio of the Government Pension Investment Fund, the…

(Corrects grammar in headline)By Tamiyuki KiharaTOKYO, July 13 : Japan has no immediate plans to change target asset allocations of its state pension funds but could work within…

TOKYO, July 13 : Japan has no immediate plans to change target asset allocations of its state pension funds but could work within existing allowable ranges to direct more…

Japans plan to encourage its massive public pension funds to increase allocations to domestic assets has sparked expectations of a major shift in global capital flows. The move…

HONG KONG, July 13 : Global asset managers such as State Street and Legal & General face a potential hit of tens of millions of dollars in money management fees after Japan…

Japan's $1.81 trillion GPIF may adjust portfolio allocations after Finance Minister Katayama's push for domestic investment, but crypto remains off the

TOKYO, July 14 : Japanese policymakers on Tuesday flagged the possibility of changes to the asset allocation of the nation's giant state pension funds, though they offered no…

TOKYO, July 14 : Japan may consider adjusting its state pension fund's asset allocation if the environment surrounding asset management changes sharply, Finance Minister Satsuki…