Taiwan Pension Fund Will Tap Third-Party Managers for Stock Bets

Taiwan’s $49B public-sector pension fund plans to shift more assets to third-party managers to increase exposure to global stock markets. The move suggests a gradual risk/return repositioning rather than an immediate policy shock, with modest potential support for global equities via incremental allocation flows.

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Taiwan’s $49B public-sector pension fund plans to shift more assets to third-party managers to increase exposure to global stock markets. The move suggests a gradual risk/return repositioning rather than an immediate policy shock, with modest potential support for global equities via incremental allocation flows.