World's biggest pension scheme to invest in alternatives

Japan's ¥50 trillion (€366bn) Government Pension Investment Fund, the world's largest pension scheme, has said it is keen to begin investing in hedge funds.

Noboru Terada, the scheme's chief investment officer, said he wanted to start investing in hedge funds as soon as possible and was waiting only for approval by a government committee. The fund is set to review its policy on asset allocation next year.

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