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Japan’s Pension Fund Association mulls illiquids

Jame DiBiasio
The PFA likes infrastructure and real estate, but is mistrustful of the ideas presented by fund managers.

Japan’s ¥10 trillion ($123 billion) Pension Fund Association is interested in broadening its portfolio of alternative investments, but is chary of fund managers looking to use leverage in illiquids such as infrastructure.

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