Missed the rebound of US tech stocks, some pension funds are seeking to "make up for investment portfolios".

Some pension funds are beginning to realize a harsh reality: they have missed out on the strongest market rallies. Investors are finding that they are underexposed to stocks like Nvidia and Microsoft, which have recently hit new highs. This is because active funds often avoid expensive tech stocks and seek out other investment opportunities. Now, the situation is changing as they are starting to seek so-called "portfolio completion", a customized strategy aimed at filling position gaps. Asset management companies Pimco, Russell Investment Group, and Queensland Investment Corporation in Australia say that demand for these investment tools is on the rise. These three companies collectively manage $2.5 trillion in assets and offer this service.