Netherlands’ APG eyes more China fixed income assets
The pension fund manager is looking to add to a small allocation in the country's fixed income assets, while it is staying neutral in equities over concerns of high volatility.
APG Asset Management, one of the world’s largest pension funds, is looking to selectively raise its allocations to China fixed income assets but will likely hold its exposure to a stock market it considers to be extremely volatile.
Gregory Suen, APG
Gregory Suen, head of China fixed income at the €570 billion ($678 billion) pension fund giant, told AsianInvestor that China’s bond market offers a unique opportunity for aspiring foreign investors, noting that it is “very rar…
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