Institutional Investors Are Divided on BOJ Bond-Buying Cuts
- Wide range of options floated, people in attendance say
- Talks said to include life, casualty insurers, asset managers
Outside the Bank of Japan (BOJ) headquarters in Tokyo.
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Institutional investors offered diverging opinions on how quickly the Bank of Japan should pare back its bond buying Wednesday, according to people who attended the meeting, a day after the nation’s megabanks called for sweeping cuts.
Life insurance firms, casualty insurers and asset managers were among the 25 participants in the hearing, according to a document seen by Bloomberg.