Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund, now managing €1.3tr AUM, doubled alternative assets last year but is still at a fraction of target and is (...)
“When it comes to equity, European real estate is like a busy nightclub – as soon as one group leaves, another seems to be (...)
The massive €118bn loss in the third fiscal quarter by Japan's largest public investment fund, GPIF, is likely to prompt it and other institutions (...)
Japanese institutions are likely to increase real estate investments overseas in 2019, and more are shifting away from the US to focus more on (...)
Japan's Global Pension Investment Fund, the world's largest pool of retirement savings with $1.43tr AUM, has appointed CBRE Global Investment Partners as its global (...)
UBS and Invesco are the two firms selected so far for overseas real estate asset management by Japan's Chikyoren, the nation's second largest public pension (...)
Japan's giant Government Pension Investment Fund earned a 6.9% return on its $1.48tr in capital in 2017. In alternatives it held $1.86bn in foreign (...)
The entry of GPIF, Japan Post and other giant Tokyo institutions to European property is happening but may take longer if managers reject inital fee (...)
Japanese institutions are finally entering European property, BIE has learned. Requests for proposals have been landing with several senior investment managers since late last (...)