Japan’s central bank will sell ETFs 2.6 times faster and could still take 43 years to exit

Japan’s central bank has decided to sell its stock funds about 2.6 times faster than usual. That faster pace reduces the estimated time needed to dispose of the funds from 112 years to 43 years. The central bank is the seller of the stock funds, and the revised estimate applies to the disposal of those assets. Even after the acceleration, the projected exit still spans more than four decades, leaving the central bank with a long timetable for the disposal.