Japan University Fund looks for more active managers
As the relatively new asset owner reaches $70 billion in AUM, the portfolio will gradually focus more on active investments, its co-CIO says.
The Japan University Fund (JUF) is ready for a new phase of asset allocation with more emphasis on active, strategic investments, its co-chief investment officer told AsianInvestor.
The ¥10 trillion ($70 billion) university fund started making investments in March 2022, broadening beyond the initial focus on global government bonds and passive equity investments.
Naoya Sugimoto, JUF
“We are gradually moving from passive investments to sector specific and active investmen…
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