LONDON, Sept 3 (Reuters): The world's 300 largest pension funds grew assets under management by 15.1 per cent in 2017 to reach a combined value of $18.1 trillion, a study on Monday showed.
The growth was more than double 2016's 6.1 per cent increase, research from Willis Towers Watson's Thinking Ahead Institute showed. Willis Towers Watson is a leading consultant and investment advisor to pension funds.
The top 20 funds accounted for 41.1 per cent of the assets, the study showed, led by Japan's $1.4 trillion Government Pension Investment fund and Norway's $1.1 trillion Government Pension Fund.
World's top pension funds grow assets 15.1pc in 2017
FE Team | Published: September 03, 2018 22:38:11
World's top pension funds grow assets 15.1pc in 2017
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