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Printing, Bookbinding, and Packaging Machinery Pension Fund
Printing, Bookbinding, and Packaging Machinery Pension Fund is a Tokyo-based private sector pension fund with approximately $89.64 million in assets.
Overview
Printing, Bookbinding, and Packaging Machinery Pension Fund is a Tokyo-based private sector pension fund with approximately $89.64 million in assets. It focuses on investments in the Asia region.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Location
Region
Asia
Country
Japan
City
Tokyo
Corporate office
Tokyo, Japan
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What is the formal name and legal structure of this pension fund?
The fund is formally known as the National Printing and Binding Packaging Machinery Enterprise Pension Fund (Zen-In-Ren Pension Fund) in Japan. It is structured as a private-sector employee pension fund tied to Japan's printing, bookbinding, and packaging machinery industry, pooling contributions from member companies within the sector (public record).
Which asset classes does the fund allocate to beyond Japanese government bonds?
The fund has expanded beyond traditional domestic fixed income into private equity real estate—specifically industrial assets across the US, Europe, and Asia—as well as global infrastructure funds and private debt commitments (per Private Equity International, public filings). This alternatives program seeks yield and diversification away from Japan's persistently low-rate environment.
Where does the fund source deal flow and market intelligence?
The pension fund engages with global institutional data platforms including Private Equity International, Private Debt Investor, and Infrastructure Investor. These relationships provide GP visibility and market data, functioning as a sourcing channel for fund commitments and keeping the investment team informed on international alternatives trends (per PEI, public record).
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