JAPAN - Fund managers have seen assets under management in mandates from Japanese pension schemes jump by 20.2% in the year to March 31.
The mandates, worth ¥94.3trn (US$953bn), was shared among 119 firms, the Japan Pension Industry Database (JPID) said, half of them domestic houses and half from overseas. For the first time, domest...
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