Daisuke Hamaguchi

Pension Fund Association (PFA) is an independent Japanese pension fund manager which was originally founded in 1967 as a federation of employees' pension funds and became Pension Fund Association under the revision of the Employees' Pension Insurance Act in 2004. Headquartered in Tokyo, PFA pension benefits to those who seceded from employees' pension funds after a short period (usually less than 10 years) of membership in an integrated manner, and undertakes the aggregation of different corporate pension plans, including employees' pension funds, defined benefit corporate plans and defined contribution plans.

Pension Fund Association (PFA) is an independent Japanese pension fund manager which was originally founded in 1967 as a federation of employees' pension funds and became Pension Fund Association under the revision of the Employees' Pension Insurance Act in 2004. Headquartered in Tokyo, PFA pension benefits to those who seceded from employees' pension funds after a short period (usually less than 10 years) of membership in an integrated manner, and undertakes the aggregation of different corporate pension plans, including employees' pension funds, defined benefit corporate plans and defined contribution plans.

Pension Fund Association (PFA) is an independent Japanese pension fund manager which was originally founded in 1967 as a federation of employees' pension funds and became Pension Fund Association under the revision of the Employees' Pension Insurance Act in 2004. Headquartered in Tokyo, PFA pension benefits to those who seceded from employees' pension funds after a short period (usually less than 10 years) of membership in an integrated manner, and undertakes the aggregation of different corporate pension plans, including employees' pension funds, defined benefit corporate plans and defined contribution plans.

Pension Fund Association (PFA) is an independent Japanese pension fund manager which was originally founded in 1967 as a federation of employees' pension funds and became Pension Fund Association under the revision of the Employees' Pension Insurance Act in 2004. Headquartered in Tokyo, PFA pension benefits to those who seceded from employees' pension funds after a short period (usually less than 10 years) of membership in an integrated manner, and undertakes the aggregation of different corporate pension plans, including employees' pension funds, defined benefit corporate plans and defined contribution plans.