Teachers’ Pension Fund Delivers Record 18.9% Return in 2025—Domestic Equities Surge 91%
The Korea Teachers’ Pension Fund posted a record 18.9% return in 2025, driven by a 91% surge in domestic equities, with assets rising to 29.7 trillion won.
South Korea’s National Pension Service has suspended mechanical rebalancing for six months, allowing its domestic equity allocation to exceed previous limits and easing market concerns over large-scale NPS-driven selling as the KOSPI approaches record highs.
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[National Pension Fund and FX] Unlimited Expansion of Domestic Equities—Temporary SAA Rebalancing Suspension
South Korea’s National Pension Service has suspended mechanical rebalancing for six months, allowing its domestic equity allocation to exceed previous limits and easing market concerns over large-scale NPS-driven selling as the KOSPI approaches record highs.
The National Pension Service is set to surpass 1,500 trillion won in assets, with its investment strategy and potential expansion in domestic equities poised to significantly impact South Korea's stock market, including the KOSDAQ and venture capital sectors.
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[2026 Stock Market Outlook-③] National Pension Fund Nears 1,500 Trillion Won—Is There Room to Expand Domestic Equity Holdings?
The National Pension Service is set to surpass 1,500 trillion won in assets, with its investment strategy and potential expansion in domestic equities poised to significantly impact South Korea's stock market, including the KOSDAQ and venture capital sectors.
National Pension Fund Hits SAA Limit for Domestic Equities in October—Mechanical Selling Confirmed
South Korea’s National Pension Service hit its domestic equity SAA limit in October, triggering mechanical selling after strong tech-led gains, while overseas equity allocations also exceeded targets.
Foreign brokerages regained top-tier status in the National Pension Service’s domestic equity brokerage selection, with Daiwa and HSBC advancing, while Goldman Sachs and Nomura missed out; mid-sized local firms also showed strong performance.
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[NPS Domestic Equities] Foreign Brokerages Regain Ground—Goldman, Nomura Miss Out
Foreign brokerages regained top-tier status in the National Pension Service’s domestic equity brokerage selection, with Daiwa and HSBC advancing, while Goldman Sachs and Nomura missed out; mid-sized local firms also showed strong performance.
South Korea unveils tax incentives to lure retail investors’ overseas funds back to domestic equities, offering up to ₩50 million ($38,500) in tax breaks and new FX hedging tools, prompting a surge in investor interest and industry debate over the policy’s impact.
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Domestic Equity Returns Near 80% for Pension Fund Investment Pool as KOSPI Surges Past 4,000—A Dramatic Turnaround in One Year
South Korea's Pension Fund Investment Pool posted a near 80% return on domestic equities through October, driven by the KOSPI's surge past 4,000, marking a dramatic turnaround from last year's losses.
National Pension Fund Posts 11.3% Return Through September, Driven by Domestic Equities
The National Pension Service posted an 11.3% return through September, driven by a nearly 50% surge in domestic equities, with assets under management reaching 1,361 trillion won ($1.03 trillion).
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