Alaska state pension mulls first China equity mandate
The $33 billion retirement fund is considering setting up a standalone A-shares portfolio, as it reviews its manager structures across asset classes.

The Alaska Retirement Management Board, which oversees investments for the US state’s public-sector pension schemes, is mulling hiring one or more fund houses to manage its first dedicated portfolio of China A-shares.
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