How Japan’s Aisin has benefited from adding alts

Jul 29, 2019

A relatively early entry into illiquid assets has offered stability for the Japanese corporate pension fund, although return compromises have been necessary

How Japan’s Aisin has benefited from adding alts

Japan’s corporate pension funds are not among the most aggressive in the region when it comes to diversifying investments. But there are exceptions, and one particular proponent of adding alternative assets into portfolios is Aisin Employees’ Pension Fund (Aisin).

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