Korea frees state fund to boost returns

The South Korean National Pension Service, which holds 200m Korean won (€155.8bn) in assets, will become independent from government control in a bid to improve investment returns at one of the world's largest pension funds.

The Korea Times reports that planning and budget minister Chang Byoung-wan said yesterday that the fund management committee of the national pension fund will become independent from the Ministry of Health and Welfare and other government departments.

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