- Will Germany's extraordinary spending plan bring benefits for investors?
EMDE Investor Taskforce report shows that UK institutional investors allocate on average 4.2% of portfolios to EMDEs, with only 0.2% invested in private markets
The Scottish local authority pension fund worked with the manager to develop a fund that could meet its climate risk goals
European Commission wants to give minimal weight to the idea that government debt can contribute towards environmental and social objectives
Torsten Bell, UK pensions minister, has repeatedly told the industry that government does not intend to use the power
Pension investors say clear trustee communication and long-term strategies are essential to navigate ongoing market volatility
‘Debate about pension rights has caused a new blow to trust in the pension system,’ says Elo’s chief actuary
The announcement in January that Microsoft has made a commitment to purchase 2.85m soil carbon removal credits from Indigo Carbon PBC over a period of 12 years suggests that something fundamental has changed in the soil carbon credits market.
Deep tech now represents 31% of all UK venture funding – a threefold increase from a decade ago
The arrival of AI into the investment process has the potential to vastly amplify existing research-related information disparity
Richard Beaven has been appointed acting CEO for the UK’s lifeboat fund
The consultancy has appointed Matthew Reilly as head of DACH global solutions
Michael Eakins joins as CEO from Standard Life
European Commission wants to give minimal weight to the idea that government debt can contribute towards environmental and social objectives
‘Debate about pension rights has caused a new blow to trust in the pension system,’ says Elo’s chief actuary
PensionsEurope, Pensioenfederatie, EFAMA assert SFDR positions; European Commission launches consultation on Shareholder Rights Directive
Regulatory, cultural and labour market differences mean there can be no single blueprint for the European Commission’s preferred policy to boost retirement saving
Gabriel Bernardino tells Pamela Kokoszka what is needed for auto-enrolment to be rolled out successfully across Europe
Gabriel Bernardino tells Pamela Kokoszka what is needed for auto-enrolment to be rolled out successfully across Europe
Known as the ‘Jesus of Gentofte’ for its ESG stance, the Danish fund is revitalising its approach to investing. CIO Anders Schelde explains the rationale behind it to Rachel Fixsen
Over his 40-year career in pensions so far, Lars Wallberg has seen profound changes in Denmark’s pension system
The outgoing CEO of Finnish pension fund lobby group TELA speaks to Rachel Fixsen about intellectual challenges, taking difficult advocacy positions and her future plans
Leading executives at the UK’s NEST Invest, France’s ERAFP and Germany’s Bosch Pensionsfonds spoke to Joseph Mariathasan about operational and asset allocation challenges
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A renaissance in European stockmarket flotations needs to be backed by more supportive policies
Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman’s influence on corporate behaviour and investment philosophy continues to resonate decades after his famous 1970 New York Times article declaring that the sole social responsibility of business is to increase profits.
UK pension schemes are de-risking through insurance in growing numbers, while many are choosing run-on strategies – and fiduciary managers must adapt
Leading executives at the UK’s NEST Invest, France’s ERAFP and Germany’s Bosch Pensionsfonds spoke to Joseph Mariathasan about operational and asset allocation challenges
As chair of Pensions Caixa 30, Yolanda Blanch is committed to forging ahead with what she describes as “systematic leadership”
Global markets had seemed relatively benign despite signs of impending instability – but the military strikes on Iran have upended any optimism
Despite global policy uncertainty, EM spreads have remained tight, and German manufacturers ended 2025 on a high