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NewsAlternatives offset equity, bond losses at West Sussex Pension Fund
Local authority fund sees 14% return from private equity as it benefits from stock-lending programme
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West Sussex taps State Street for custody
UK – The 749 million-pound (1.1 billion-euro) West Sussex Pension Fund has appointed State Street as custodian and re-appointed Cushman & Wakefield Healey & Baker as property manager.
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UK roundup: Merchant Navy, Pirelli schemes agree derisking deals
Also: LGPS launches investment consultancy procurement framework; New standards for independent trustees
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West Sussex fund tenders £1.2bn multi-asset mandate
Holdings currently managed by Baillie Gifford as contract expires in December 2014
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West Sussex fund drops property manager after 22 years
Aberdeen to take control of portfolio after previous manager underperformed fund benchmark and missed target returns
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Mandate roundup: West Sussex, IPE-Quest, Kirstein
GLOBAL – West Sussex to appoint investment manager to manage £790m of assets.
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UK: Consolidation remains controversial
Guidance on the long-awaited legislation setting out a regulatory framework for superfunds is finally released
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UK roundup: BA, Lincolnshire, West Sussex, the AA
UK – British Airways (BA) and Iberia have signed a merger agreement subject to BA and the trustees agreeing a "satisfactory" deficit recovery plan. Meanwhile Lincolnshire County Council has appointed global equity managers and West Sussex has awarded a global custody mandate.
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West Sussex reviews real estate
REAL ESTATE – The £1.5bn (€2.2bn) West Sussex County Council Pension Fund is reviewing its property mandate with Cushman & Wakefield Investors due to contract expiry.
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UK: Thinking beyond Brexit
Pensions regulation has taken a backseat to Brexit but this has not stopped the industry from moving ahead with changes
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