Japan plans to increase alternative asset investments in the world's largest pension fund

Japan plans to increase its allocation to alternative investments, such as unlisted stocks and real estate, within the portfolio of its government pension fund, which has assets of approximately $1.8 trillion, in order to diversify assets and reduce risks. The proportion is expected to be raised to 5%, leading to a rise in the Japanese bond market and the yen. A government report will be issued soon to evaluate this plan and its impact on global markets.

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