TOKYO -- Japanese companies that engage in dialogue with investors enjoyed a boost in market capitalization and other performance indicators, a study by Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund has found.
GPIF is the world's largest pension fund, with 224 trillion yen ($1.43 trillion) in assets under management. It analyzed exchanges between 21 external asset managers it entrusts with domestic equity investment and their target companies over roughly six years, through December 2022.
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