Miho Saito

GIC-IM aims to preserve and enhance the international purchasing power of the reserves under their management over the long-term. Their investment teams manage a broad-based portfolio of asset classes. The firm invests across developed and emerging markets in equities and fixed income, constructing a diversified portfolio to produce sustainable, risk-adjusted performance. In the private markets, they invest in opportunities that have the potential to generate high long-term real returns and the ability to diversify their portfolio.

Clay Finlay (CF) offers Global, International, Emerging Markets, Pacific Basin and Europe mandates. They tend to invest in the stocks of large-cap companies in the finance, health technology and energy minerals sectors. The firm first creates an investable universe, eliminating companies with highly volatile earnings or insufficient market capitalizations and free float. They then conduct further screening by looking at valuation to long-term growth rates. The firm also screens companies by sector and region. They use internally generated research on the resulting focus list. This includes visits to companies to research valuation, management, financial strength and competitive positioning. CF uses a team approach, with the investment policy committee setting macroeconomic strategy and the Chief Investment Officer and portfolio managers assuming portfolio construction and risk control duties. The firm maintains a high turnover rate.

Provides brokerage services

SPARX is an active, long-term manager which follows a GARP-oriented investment approach. The firm is a research-oriented Japanese equity specialist who invests in equity and fixed income, as well as in other asset classes. They invest in established companies undergoing changes and in emerging businesses across market-caps and have specialist expertise in small-cap Japanese stocks. Their bottom-up approach is based on qualitative and quantitative fundamental analysis, emphasizing first-hand intelligence.

UNJSPF’s Office of Investment Management (OIM) is responsible for achieving the optimal investment return for the Fund, avoiding undue risk to meet the Fund’s long-term investment return objectives, as well as meeting or exceeding the Policy Benchmark over the short-term. The Fund invests in various asset classes such as global public equities, bonds, real estate, private equities, infrastructure, timber and agricultural lands and cash and short-term securities. The Fund mitigates risks through diversification in asset classes, geographical regions/countries, currencies, sector/industry, securities, investment strategies, and market capitalizations.

Functions as a College/University

Operates as international commercial bank

Engages in the nursing care business

Provides banking services