Should Japan’s consultants bone up on alternatives?
Limited resources and fear of failure bid the pension funds to turn to consultants, but also means they are potentially missing out on even more favourable investments.
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GPIF’s Mizuno: Why performance fees make sense
The CIO of the Government Pension Investment Fund explained to AsianInvestor his thinking behind its performance fee structure and whether he will stay on as CIO.
Overhauling Japan’s pensions system
Japan’s retirement system is in need of drastic change, but is the gradual shift to defined-contribution plans just a cop out?
GPIF’s Mizuno: Why I’m trying to change the system
GPIF’s Hiromichi Mizuno has fundamentally changed the world’s largest pension fund – and global institutional investment. He tells AsianInvestor why.
Apac’s growing importance to global real estate
Record investment this year in Asian real estate underlines the region's growing importance to the wider market.
Japan’s property market gaining insto attention
The likelihood of a prolonged global dip in interest rates is reviving demand for the country's real estate among domestic and potentially overseas asset owners.
