Tag: corporate pensions

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Japan corporate pensions need ‘liberating’ from pooled accounts

There’s potentially $500 billion-plus of such assets for foreign fund managers to tap, but doing so won’t be easy, says the Japan Pensions Industry Database blog.

By Joe Marsh | 29 July 2011

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Korean corporate pension assets tipped for strong growth

Towers Watson and the Financial Supervisory Service both reckon corporate pension assets could hit $45 billion by the end of this year after doubling in 2010.

By Dr Insup Lee | 21 April 2011

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Korean corporate pension assets record swift growth

The industry is expected to double in size by the end of this year amid a continued relaxation of rules by the government, according to the Korea Financial Investment Association.

By Dr Insup Lee | 10 September 2010

Asset Owners

Korea to ease investment limits for corporate pensions

Cho In-kang of the Financial Services Commission says the government wants institutional investors to play a bigger role in growing Korea’s capital markets.

By Jame DiBiasio | 13 July 2010

Asset Owners

US public and private pension funds adopt opposite strategies

In the US, corporate pension funds are cutting their allocations to risky assets, while public funds are increasing them, says Greenwich Associates.

By Joseph Marsh | 24 March 2010

Asset Owners

Korean pension market jumps by one-third

South Korea’s corporate pension market grew by 35.9% in December to $12.2 billion as big companies entered the new system.

By Dr Insup Lee | 2 February 2010

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