Japan’s public pension fund to adopt performance-based fees
The biggest public pension fund in the world will change the way it pays fees to investment managers in fiscal 2018, with an eye toward creating an incentive for them to boost returns. Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund, or GPIF, currently pays fees based on the amount of assets overseen by each managing firm -- applying a predetermined percentage rate to the value of assets under management. Actively managed funds, in which investment managers pick and choose assets to achieve...
