Japan's nationwide commercial enterprise pension fund plans to allocate 1% of its assets to cryptocurrencies.

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Mars Finance News, according to CoinPost reports, the Japan National Business Enterprise Pension Fund Plan, which has approximately 1,200 small and medium-sized enterprise members, will start investing in cryptocurrencies in the 2026 fiscal year. The company plans to allocate about 1% of its total managed assets to cryptocurrencies, investing in passive funds containing multiple cryptocurrencies managed by large hedge funds. The asset allocation ratio for the 2025 fiscal year is: 80% in Japanese yen, 15% in US dollars, and 5% in other currencies. However, in the 2026 fiscal year, the yen allocation will decrease to 70%, and an additional 10% will be allocated to developed country currencies. The remaining 5% will consist of emerging market currencies, gold, and cryptocurrencies. The main goal is to diversify currency risk. The Japan National Business Enterprise Pension Fund is a comprehensive fixed-income corporate pension fund that provides retirement savings plans for small and medium-sized enterprises nationwide, with an annual interest rate guarantee of over 1.2%. The fund has about 1,200 corporate members, with over 20,000 members, including two listed companies, managing assets of approximately 21.3 billion yen. Although medium-sized, the fund's financial condition is stable, with a funding ratio exceeding 140%.
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