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GPIF makes first direct private equity investment amid allocation bets

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 GPIF makes first direct private equity investment amid allocation bets

The pension fund, one of the world’s biggest, is putting ¥20 billion into a 10-year fund run by Japanese private quity firm Advantage Partners.

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Government Pension Investment Fund, which held more than ¥293 trillion in investment assets as of the fiscal year ended March 31, has been dividing up its holdings by about 25% each into domestic and foreign stocks and bonds. | BLOOMBERG

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