Portfolio value at Japan’s GPIF softens in Q2
While the world’s largest pension fund sees main asset classes dwindle, its alternatives share is growing on the margin.
Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) made a negative return on investments of -0.88% for July through September, the second quarter (Q2) of its fiscal year 2022 (FY2022) starting April 1, according to figures released on November 4.
The biggest factor in this performance was its portfolio of foreign bonds which made a negative return of -1.54%. That was followed by domestic equities (-0.84%), domestic bonds (-0.79%) and foreign equities (-0.49%).
The performance set…
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