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Norway rejects idea of hiving off SWF management
Central bank to gain new committee to deal with interest rates, allow board to focus on GPFG and other tasks
Under-pressure Dutch schemes plead for pensions reform progress
Pension funds ‘can’t explain’ lack of indexation to members during strong economy
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IPE RA Infra Conference: Tech, climate more important than interest rates
Investors discuss future of asset class at two-day event at London Stock Exchange
Under-pressure Dutch schemes plead for pensions reform progress
Pension funds ‘can’t explain’ lack of indexation to members during strong economy
Maine PERS adds $300m to infrastructure and farmland funds
Maine PERS puts $300m GIP funds and $50m into Homestead Farmland Fund III
Pension funds fear ‘Trojan horse’ in EU sustainability measures
Conference panellists wary of Commission’s sustainability agenda bringing additional regulation and costs
ESG reporting standard setters urged to agree ‘unified agenda’
Group of investor organisations sets out investor agenda for corporate ESG reporting
Commerz Real buys residential complex in Berlin for special fund
Equities and commodities boost Q3 returns at top Dutch schemes
People moves: White heads debt strategies at Tunstall; Brown leads JLL's flexible office EMEA team
UK regulator sets out fiduciary manager concerns
Fundraising for European private equity surges 40% in first half