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China’s NSSF eyes move into infrastructure

Toby Yiu
The $287 billion state pension reportedly plans to invest in both state- and privately-backed infrastructure projects, as it boosts its alternatives exposure.
China’s NSSF eyes move into infrastructure

China’s National Social Security Fund (NSSF) aims to allocate to state- and privately backed infrastructure, in a bid to broaden its investment scope and boost returns. It is reportedly likely to do so via upcoming industrial, equity-based investment funds and may also make direct and co-investments.

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