- Will TPA live up to its promise?
- Asset owners that have adopted a total portfolio approach say it is superior to strategic asset allocation. The debate continues.
Trio of experts, hand-picked by ATP for external evaluation of its controversial business model, praise ‘strong investment organisation’ but advise rethink on illiquids, risk levels and better communication
A proposed overhaul of Switzerland’s pension system has sparked debate over funding, member choice and transition costs
Read what topped the agenda of the European pension fund community over the past month, from regulation around private markets, to asset allocation decisions to manage market concentration risks
To secure growth, companies need a strong focus on institutional clients, a clear private market strategy and a credible plan to integrate artificial intelligence
Plus LGPS pooling; DB surplus release
Dutch pension federation says Commission’s proposal rightly recognises special position of pension funds and aligns with OECD principles
German financial supervisory authority BaFin escalates oversight of Deutsche Finance as consumer watchdog highlights weaknesses in public alternative investment funds
This is a make-or-break point for the return to CSA-funded research budgets, and the potential benefits this could bring, says Mike Carrodus, CEO of Substantive Research
Jos Vermeulen, head of solution design at Insight Investment, says a well-designed DB surplus regime could be a win-win on many levels
Hans van Meerten, international pension expert and lawyer, argues EU ruling exposes flaws in the Dutch pension system
New advisory firm will host ‘Brunel Archive’ as Ward says there are further roles in the pipeline
Austria’s VBV Pensionskasse has overhauled its executive leadership following investment integration and a broader strategic management transition
Pablo Bernengo has been named Alecta’s new CEO, replacing retiring Peder Hasslev
A proposed overhaul of Switzerland’s pension system has sparked debate over funding, member choice and transition costs
Read what topped the agenda of the European pension fund community over the past month, from regulation around private markets, to asset allocation decisions to manage market concentration risks
Plus LGPS pooling; DB surplus release
Plus: SpaceX prompts ESG questions
Five years after Exxon’s AGM revolt, investors are redefining stewardship through policy influence and outcomes
Antti Suhonen has taken the helm at Finland’s €25.7bn state pension buffer fund after three decades in London’s financial markets
Elias Korosis, Invest Europe chair, says regulatory reform is needed to increase pension fund venture capital allocations
PFA and Sampension see growing opportunities in Europe, but stress reforms remain crucial
Pension funds are challenging the accusation that sustainable investing compromises fiduciary duty and fails to have an impact on the real economy and fight climate change
The PPF takes a dynamic approach in its LDI portfolio, while USS’ head of fixed income outlines the scheme’s globally diversified rates hedge
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Doubts over the direction of the Trump administration are rising due to the war against Iran
Attending the Change Now conference in Paris, I was assaulted by an overflowing cornucopia of ideas, activists, academics and entertainers.
Europe’s small-caps have shown attractive valuations. Now smaller firms in sectors like tech, defence and energy infrastructure look set to shine
Antti Suhonen has taken the helm at Finland’s €25.7bn state pension buffer fund after three decades in London’s financial markets
PFA and Sampension see growing opportunities in Europe, but stress reforms remain crucial
Despite fears of a growing bubble, artificial intelligence remains the key driver for investors
Inflation expectations are being revised upwards in both the US and Europe