- Investors are turning to concentrated equity strategies, despite ample evidence that broad diversification offers better risk-adjusted returns over the long term
First-pillar fund for physicians commits to €17m through two ETPs following a two-year test
DWP’s consultation puts forward proposals to increase knowledge and understanding requirements for trustees, and to improve trust board diversity
The investment is expected to rise to £1bn by 2027
Plus: Schroders Capital invests €100m seed capital in own ELTIF
Surplus transfers could become a realistic option for some pension funds earlier than expected, Aviva says
IIGCC updates expectations for reporting on climate impacts in financial accounts
Sweden’s capital market success offers the EU a practical model for building inclusive, resilient markets
Manuel Coeslier, head of Mirova Research Center, makes the case for a framework that allows investors to assess a broader spectrum of corporate climate action
The European Commission’s IORP II reform proposal structurally reinforces individual pensions and is at odds with the successful social partner-led Rhineland model
Plus: Former Invesco EMEA head launches new business; AkademikerPension hires new real estate investment manager
The pension administrator majority-owned by the Netherlands’s largest pension fund ABP made an operational loss in 2023 and 2024 and has been under pressure to cut costs
Professor Alex Edmans urges investors to abandon box-ticking DEI and adopt a performance-driven PSI framework instead
Plus: Norges Bank Investment Management unveils new strategy plan for the Government Pension Fund Global
Plus: The UK’s FCA publishes ESG ratings regulatory regime; Sustainability-focused panel at IPE’s annual conference in Seville
Plus: LGPS consolidation and The People’s Pension investment strategy
But the formal proposal for an amendment to legislation has proved popular with MPs
Some experts say governments still do not understand what counts as an investment-ready pipeline of assets
Thijs Knaap, APG Asset Management’s chief economist, discusses political risk and how it could affect institutional portfolios
Jesper Nørgaard, deputy CIO at Sampension, discusses whether it is prudent to maintain a large exposure to the US or re-allocate to European equities
Clearstream Fund Services is poised to capitalise on the democratisation of private markets, as Philippe Seyll tells Joseph Mariathasan
Diego Liechti, the new CIO of PKG Pensionskasse, explains the Swiss pension fund’s investment strategy to Luigi Serenelli as it steps up its exposure to illiquid assets
As the effects of climate change materialise, European pension funds are increasing their focus on physical climate risks
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Over the past 30 years, pension funds have accumulated trillions in pension assets by investing in high-performing global portfolios. Key to their success has been the ability to invest free from government pressures.
Clearstream Fund Services is poised to capitalise on the democratisation of private markets, as Philippe Seyll tells Joseph Mariathasan
Thijs Knaap, APG Asset Management’s chief economist, discusses political risk and how it could affect institutional portfolios
Jesper Nørgaard, deputy CIO at Sampension, discusses whether it is prudent to maintain a large exposure to the US or re-allocate to European equities
With Trump losing support domestically, the economy is expected to growh
A combination of strong fundamentals, a weaker US dollar and a favourable policy environment may be ushering a new era for emerging market equities