Japan’s GPIF Didn’t Discuss Allocation At Sept Meeting: Sources

Bloomberg5 October 2026, 11:16 UTCJapan

Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund did not discuss its portfolio allocation at a board meeting held in September, according to sources familiar with the matter. The news may damp recent speculation about a portfolio review.

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