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NY Life investment arm steps up Japan private-asset push
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NY Life investment arm steps up Japan private-asset push

New York Life Insurance's asset management division is increasing its efforts to enter Japan's expanding private asset market. The company plans to expand its Tokyo-based team to around 20 employees, reflecting growing interest from Japanese investors in diversifying their portfolios beyond traditional bonds. This move comes amid heightened competition among global alternative investment managers vying for a slice of Japan's rising private assets sector. The article highlights the trend of Japanese investors shifting toward alternative investments, which include private equity, real estate, and hedge funds.

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NY Life investment arm steps up Japan private-asset push

New York Life Insurance's asset management division is increasing its efforts to enter Japan's expanding private asset market. The company plans to expand its Tokyo-based team to around 20 employees, reflecting growing interest from Japanese investors in diversifying their portfolios beyond traditional bonds. This move comes amid heightened competition among global alternative investment managers vying for a slice of Japan's rising private assets sector. The article highlights the trend of Japanese investors shifting toward alternative investments, which include private equity, real estate, and hedge funds.

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