Sponsored Japan’s GPIF Assets Shrink $33B In Q2 Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund witnessed a $33 billion decline in its assets in the second quarter. August 30, 2011
This content is from: Corner Office Is Japan’s Government Pension Fund Too Big? Japan’s GPIF is big. How big? Weighing in at $1.4 trillion, it’s ten times the CPPIB, six times CALPERS, and two times Norway’s GPF-G. Is that too big? September 20, 2012
This content is from: Corner Office Can Japan's Government Pension Solve its Funding Problems? GPIF president Mitani pursues a conservative investment strategy at the pension fund. Will it deliver the returns that Japan's retirees need? By James Shinn July 23, 2012
This content is from: Corner Office Big Asset Shift of Japan’s GPIF Is Secret Weapon of Abenomics The world’s largest pension fund, led by Takahiro Mitani, is moving massive amounts of money from Japanese bonds into domestic and foreign stocks. Can the shift revitalize the economy? By James Shinn April 22, 2015
This content is from: Opinion The Daily Brief The news: - CIC really did get more cash. - Royal Bafokeng doing new stuff. - Japan's GPIF makes $7B in a single quarter. - Being home is better than being on airplanes. And other interesting factoids... By Ashby Monk March 05, 2012
This content is from: Corner Office Goldman Sachs Vet Becomes CIO of Japan’s $1.5 Trillion Pension Fund Eiji Ueda replaces Hiromichi Mizuno as the investment chief of the Government Pension Investment Fund. By Amy Whyte April 01, 2020
