(Bloomberg) -- Japan's Teachers' Mutual Aid Co-
operative Society, which provides insurance services for its
members, may invest directly for the first time in Japanese
government bonds to capture rising yields.
The 42-year-old organization earned a 1.64 percent return
on its 650 billion yen ($5.4 billion) of bond and stock
investments, which are made through money managers, in the year
through March 2006. Assets grew to 690 billion yen in the last
fiscal year.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
operative Society, which provides insurance services for its
members, may invest directly for the first time in Japanese
government bonds to capture rising yields.
The 42-year-old organization earned a 1.64 percent return
on its 650 billion yen ($5.4 billion) of bond and stock
investments, which are made through money managers, in the year
through March 2006. Assets grew to 690 billion yen in the last
fiscal year.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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