(Bloomberg) -- Japan's national pension fund, the
world's largest pool of retirement trusts, is planning its first
investment in funds specializing in smaller capitalized
companies.
``We are selecting small-cap funds and aim to start
investments between fall and the year end,'' Takahiro Kawase,
president of Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund, said in
a June 11 interview. ``This is to reflect the performance of
overall markets.''
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world's largest pool of retirement trusts, is planning its first
investment in funds specializing in smaller capitalized
companies.
``We are selecting small-cap funds and aim to start
investments between fall and the year end,'' Takahiro Kawase,
president of Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund, said in
a June 11 interview. ``This is to reflect the performance of
overall markets.''
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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