The chairman of China's National Council for Social Security Fund says the government's holdings in state-owned enterprises are too big, and he offers a solution.
China’s social security fund aims to plough up to Rmb250 billion into state-owned enterprises and private-equity funds to support the real economy.
Dai Xianglong tells a forum the social security fund will raise its private equity investment heavily over the next three years after PE accounted for 70% of its total return ...
The social security fund selects eFront to provide automated support for its alternative investments, with its domestic PE portfolio tipped to become increasingly important in ...
The chairman of Stirling Finance, Stuart Leckie, says China’s social security ministry should offload some responsibilities, adding officials need more training.
China’s social security fund has reportedly issued eight onshore credit mandates. It may be hedging aggressive expansion, or it may preface renewed exposure to risk assets.
UBS's new Beijing-based alternatives-investment business will take a different approach from some of its rivals.
China Investment Corporation has appointed Li Keping, former vice-chairman of the National Council for Social Security Fund, to oversee its $332 billion in assets.
China’s social security fund issues its most flexible international mandates yet in four new categories, with specialist managers given a good chance of winning.
Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Man and China’s NCSSF won top accolades at AsianInvestor’s 10th annual awards dinner for investment performance.
The country's largest pension fund plans to raise its exposure to foreign investments, private equity and social-security housing, backed by its $1 trillion-and-growing cash pile.
The NCSSF is tipped to issue RFIs/RFPs for equity-based fund-of-funds mandates before Chinese New Year. It comes after it awarded eight domestic mandates on Christmas Eve.
The institutional market for asset managers in China is poised to reap rewards for diligent service providers, says the Shanghai-based consultancy.
The chairman of America’s oldest mutual funds company advocates allocating SOE shares to the Chinese social security fund.