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NewsMandate roundup: Devon, Northern Trust, Inalytics, Warwickshire, Cumbria, London & Quadrant
Devon County Council Pension Fund awards Northern Trust custody, securities-lending mandate
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Devon sacks State Street
[15:00 CET 05-03] UK – The £2.2bn (€2.9bn) Devon County Council pension fund has combined its two custody mandates, previously held by JPMorgan and State Street.
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Devon heads down the infrastructure route
[16:25 CEST 25-06] UK – The £2bn (€3bn) Devon County Council Pension Fund is making its first foray into infrastructure via a new UBS vehicle.
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JP Morgan and State Street under review at Devon
UK – The £2bn (€2.9bn) Devon County Council Pension Fund is reviewing its custodians JP Morgan and State Street, who together hold an £800m custody mandate for the fund.
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Devon fund awards E678m to UBS, State Street
UK – The 1.2 billion-pound (1.8 billion-euro) Devon County Council Pension Fund has awarded 230 million-pound index-tracking mandates to both UBS and State Street.
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Devon pension scheme investment chief to retire
UK – Ian Faulkner, investment manager of the 2.1 billion-pound (2.99 billion-euro) Devon County Council Pension Fund, is to retire next year.
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Devon pension fund opts for multi-factor smart-beta over active mandate
Local authority fund dismisses active equity manager, tenders smart-beta mandate
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Devon Pension Fund shifts equity overhang into infrastructure
UK local authority commits to Aviva Investors, First State infrastructure funds
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Mandate roundup: Leicestershire, Devon, Shropshire, Bpf GIL, Hymans Robertson
Leicestershire's LGPS plans €147m timber, infrastructure investment to fight inflation.
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Asset Management: The rise of multi-asset
Gill Wadsworth looks at the changes adopted by pension funds as they seek investment opportunites that offer stability, diversification and healthy returns
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