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Japan corporate pensions face pressure from planned reforms

The Japanese government aims to create an “asset management nation” including reforms of corporate pension funds. But not all agree that reforms are universally needed.
Japan corporate pensions face pressure from planned reforms
Japanese corporate pension funds have come under scrutiny as the government pushes to increase the amount of local capital in domestic financial markets. With new regulations in the works, some industry participants believe the government does not understand some of the key challenges by corporate pensions, based on whether they are defined benefit (DB) or defined contributions (DC) schemes. A current government aim is to convert Japan into an “Asset Management Nation,” which…
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