AI300: Demographics take a toll on Japanese pensions
GPIF bucks the trend. But for many of Japan's largest pension funds, assets under management are shrinking, AsianInvestor's annual AI300 rankings show.
A number of Japan’s largest pension funds are seeing their assets under management (AUM) shrink due to fewer savers and a growing number of payees.
It is a theme reflected strongly in the latest AsianInvestor rankings of the Asia-Pacific region's 300 largest institutional investors.
Of the pension funds included in our AI300, those based in Japan saw the highest combined year-on-year decline, with their combined AUM falling 1.09% to $6.916 trillion by the end of 2018.
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