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One question which has arisen from greater fund scrutiny is the risk of asset managers being reluctant to speak openly about the sustainability of their products, says Cerulli Associates
Plan laid out after political compromise puts public pensions at risk, critics say
Shareholders will use board elections to express their opinions on environmental issues
Nearly half the world’s population is facing elections to change governments in 2024, yet democracy appears to be in decline across the globe. How should investors respond?
When he introduced the Mansion House Compact in July 2023, the UK’s chancellor of the exchequer tasked the British Business Bank with establishing an investment vehicle to open its commercial capability and investment pipeline to pension investment
Schemes navigate market correction, adjusting pricing expectations, looking for exits to reinvest in the asset class
Greater granularity in ESG investing is set to raise the bar for asset managers
Shareholders will use board elections to express their opinions on environmental issues
Nearly half the world’s population is facing elections to change governments in 2024, yet democracy appears to be in decline across the globe. How should investors respond?
NEST joined the Mansion House Compact in July 2023 as one of the first signatories, committing to allocating at least 5% of its default funds to unlisted equities by 2030
Sustainability focus underlines NEST’s growing importance as a UK institutional investor
Repercussions for mandates may be limited but beware any European asset manager thinking about treading the same path
Prudential Regulation Authority calls for limited exposure to reinsurance
L&G joined the Mansion House Compact in July 2023 as one of the first signatories, committing to allocating at least 5% of its default funds to unlisted equities
it is crucial that TPR adds the report’s key messages to its official guidelines, says Maria Nazarova-Doyle