Japan's GPIF Plans to Increase Alternative Investment Allocation to 5% on July 12

According to Nihon Keizai Shimbun, on July 12, Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) plans to gradually increase its allocation to alternative investments, including unlisted equities and real estate, to 5%. As of March, GPIF's alternative investment allocation stood at 1.7%, with invested assets totaling 5.2067 trillion yen (approximately 482.3 billion USD). The move is part of Japan's new financial strategy to mobilize domestic investment for major growth initiatives.
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