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Global Insurance
AB’s approach draws on its long history of managing portfolios for insurers, and the realization that these investors have unique needs requiring individualized solutions and service.
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Alternatives
Bringing together independent agility and institutional strength, we provide a variety of non-traditional investments and strategies to diversify portfolios with new sources of risk and return.
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Defined Contribution
The investment capability underpinning our DC investment solutions draws on the investment process and skill of our global multi-asset team, which includes some of our most senior investors from across the firm.
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Multi Asset
Driven by industry-leading talent and distinctive expertise, we see beyond convention to develop the solutions our clients need.
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Fixed Income
With a global fixed-income platform that integrates fundamental and quantitative research, we’re working to provide clients with insight-driven clarity and conviction for a complex investment world.
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Equities
Our equity strategies span styles, geographies and approaches. They’re unified by a single belief: differentiated research, applied with conviction and discipline, will advance our clients’ success.
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ACCESS pool seeks two private equity allocators
The aggregate size of annual commitments to both private equity allocators will be on average around £500m or more each year
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ESG employees disillusioned as asset managers lose enthusiasm, says headhunter
Senior figures are looking for new sustainability jobs as ‘glitzy marketing spiel’ falls short of reality
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Nest Sammelstiftung issues CHF200m private equity tender
Interested applicants have until 10 May to apply
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Regulation set to supercharge push on plastics
Voluntary plastic goals have yielded little meaningful change on plastic production and recycling. But forthcoming regulatory changes will heighten both the risks and opportunities companies – and investors – must navigate.
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Investors want more clarity on decarbonisation plans for UK transport industry
UK government risks creating an investment hiatus through its inconsistent and opaque approach to public-private engagements
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Sampension, KLP says Shell conceded over lobbying after its efforts
Danish, Norwegian pension funds linked up with ACCR to file shareholder proposal for transparency over oil giant’s EM climate and energy lobbying
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Italian schemes bolster ESG standards in private equity allocations
Research shows that 57% of Italian institutional investors directly buy private equity products in line with ESG criteria
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Global growth forecast revised higher, again
”As long as inflation is not resurging, better growth should support equities. We favour a diversified*global approach and selective stories, such as India.”
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Pension funds put Paris Agreement alignment ask on Equinor AGM ballot
Norwegian oil company is saying shareholders should vote against the resolution
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Time for SBTi to stand aside, says Allianz SI head amid offsets fallout
Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) caused an uproar earlier this month with an announcement about allowing companies to use ‘environmental attribute certificates’ to abate certain Scope 3 emissions
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Germany’s liberal party plan to scrap early retirement rule sparks row with democrats
Social democratic party rejects any proposal to increase retirement age
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New head for Austria’s pension advisory board after three-year vacancy
Christine Mayrhuber took over the position this month from its former head Walter Pöltner
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Danish watchdog raps two PKA pension funds over private equity
Pension funds’ boards need to be more specific about private equity intentions, FSA tells PKA-run funds
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Dutch ‘early birds’ postpone DC transition
Only 10 pension funds are now still scheduled to make the transition to a new DC arrangement by 1 January 2025