Factbox-Japan's GPIF holds about $931 billion in foreign assets

By Gregor ‌Stuart Hunter

SINGAPORE, ​July ​10 (Reuters) - Japan is steering its Government Pension ‌Investment Fund, the world's biggest ⁠pension fund, to boost investment ‌in domestic assets, ‌Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said on Friday.

The fund held ​almost 294 trillion yen ($1.8 trillion) in assets at ⁠the end of March, according to its ​most recent annual report. That total accounts for $931 billion ​in foreign assets ‌including $232.1 billion in U.S. Treasuries, according to ⁠calculations by Reuters.

Here is a breakdown of its asset allocation. ⁠The breakdown includes reserves managed under ​the pension special account, which differs from totals in final settlement ‌after adjustment for revenues and expenditures:

Market value Allocation

(trillion yen)

Domestic ‌Bonds 80.7 26.91%

Foreign bonds 73.4 24.48%

Domestic equities 71.4 23.81%

Foreign equities 74.4 24.8%

Total 299.8 100

Source: ⁠GPIF 2025 ‌annual report.

($1 = ​161.6300 yen)

(Reporting by Gregor Stuart HunterEditing by Ros ‌Russell)

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