NSSF boosting use of fund firms

Jul 1, 2014

The Chinese pension fund's use of external managers and its foreign exposure are tipped to rise due to mandates from provincial governments. But it has been criticised for its approach to index investing.

China’s $200 billion National Social Security Fund is tipped to make greater use of external asset managers and boost foreign exposure as it wins more portfolio mandates from provincial governments. It has also been criticised by the country's National Audit Office for its approach to index investing.

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