- Strategists and portfolio managers weigh the options for equity investors as tech-driven growth and momentum dominate markets
Ireland’s pension consolidation can improve stability, but EIOPA chair stresses governance, costs and member protection during transition
DB schemes pursuing run-on should rethink traditional de-risking strategies, which could otherwise destroy long-term value, LCP argues
Research by IFM Investors, NEST and Border to Coast shows 82% of pension savers want more information on infrastructure investment
The transition to net zero is fundamentally a capital-allocation challenge underpinned by accelerating engineering realities
Members of Hamburg’s lawyers’ pension fund voted overwhelmingly against re-electing its chair after objecting to social media posts seen as close to AfD positions
The Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance says not enough progress has been made since its first ‘Call to Action’ in 2022
Amundi will distribute ICG’s private markets products globally through wealth channels under a new 10-year partnership
As UK pension asset owners grow in scale, investment partnerships must evolve to put decision-making, accountability and members at the centre
Ben McNeil, founder of Emmi, highlights the importance of understanding how a net-zero world impacts investments
Regulatory simplicity has become a significant part of the EU’s competitiveness agenda. But while it’s important, it’s not enough to make Europe competitive on its own.
Plus: TPT appoints head of trustee services; Danica recruits chief operating officer
New research shows ethnicity and gender together can significantly widen pension gaps among Local Government Pension Scheme members, raising data concerns
Daniel Spencer joins People’s Partnership from Brunel Pensions Partnership, where he spent eight years leading a multi-asset credit portfolio
Pension industry urges robust data, realised outcomes and safeguards against investment herding in response to government consultation
More than 13m deferred small pots worth £4bn could be consolidated, but industry warns implementation will be complex
TNFD’s own evidence review finds the pathway from dependencies and impacts to financial outcomes complex and hard to trace
Seven new funds take Border to Coast to £120bn, creating scale for investment and global partnerships
Germany’s pension industry backs occupational pension reforms as far-right party Alternative for Germany win raises questions over government’s reform agenda
Seven new funds take Border to Coast to £120bn, creating scale for investment and global partnerships
In the first in a series of interviews on British local government pension pools, LPPI is looking to make use of its greater scale in private markets, according to chief client and partnerships officer Matthew Graham, and to develop sustainable investment capabilities
Church of England Pensions Board’s SaraTaaffe explains why falling portfolio emissions alone cannot show whether pension funds are driving real-world climate progress
Kate Burke, chief executive officer of Wells Fargo spin-out, is also looking to expand Allspring’s equity offering
The €2bn pension fund for employees of Switzerland’s Manor Group has a track record of hedge fund investing of nearly three decades
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Warnings abound of the potential impact, particularly on crops, fish stocks and rainfall in many disparate parts of the world
Nuclear fusion, the energy process that powers the stars, was just three decades away, I was told when I left university four decades ago with a doctorate in physics. Unfortunately, it remained three decades away for the next 30 years.
Investment strategists and portfolio managers weigh the options for equity investors as tech-driven growth and momentum dominate markets, writes Carlo Svaluto Moreolo
The €2bn pension fund for employees of Switzerland’s Manor Group has a track record of hedge fund investing of nearly three decades
Private credit markets are challenging in the current environment, but they are also evolving
While macroeconomic imbalances are to be expected in a large global economy, their excessive growth is a significant threat to global stability
Specialist private credit managers work to change perception around lending to emerging corporates