KWAP: Dynamics of LP/GP Relationships in Private Equity Asset Owners, Private & Alternative Markets The post-COVID slowdown in global capital raisings has driven a number of resourceful fund managers to embrace innovative financial strategies to shore up liquidity and strengthen the balance sheet Read More
TelstraSuper Evolves Data Centre Investments Asset Owners, Infrastructure, Real Estate Taking development risk in data centres is a good way of maximising the benefits of investing in the sector, TelstraSuper says Read More
Malaysian Pension KWAP to Lift PE Allocations Asset Owners, Private & Alternative Markets Malaysian pension fund KWAP is looking to increase its exposure to private equity from 4.8 to 12 per cent by 2025 Read More
Recalibrating TelstraSuper’s Private Market Exposures Asset Owners, Private & Alternative Markets The Your Future, Your Super reforms have caused TelstraSuper to review its allocations to private markets. Florence Chong speaks with Kate Misic about the changes Read More
Zero Vacancy – UniSuper Firms Up Logistics Play Asset Owners, Real Estate Over the next eight to 10 years, the UniSuper portfolio of warehouses and distribution centres will grow in the billions as it builds out its landbanks in Sydney and Melbourne, Florence Chong writes Read More
Funds Sense Opportunity in Private Equity Asset Owners, Private & Alternative Markets Private equity is poised to have a more significant role in Australian industry funds’ portfolio construction as the options for assets which can deliver strong returns continue to shrink, Florence Chong writes Read More
Top Quality Retail a High Conviction Play for Unisuper Asset Owners, Real Estate It was the second year of the global pandemic. Migration to online shopping was in full flight, with shopping centres shuttered in lockdowns. Then stakes in two of the country’s most successful shopping centres came to market. Read More
NZ Government Insurer Broadens Property Portfolio Asset Owners, Insurance, Real Estate Some 30 years after it was established in 1972, New Zealand’s unique no-fault personal injury insurer, the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC), started to look at property to broaden its portfolio of investments. Read More
ACC Eyes PPPs to Match Long Term Liabilities Asset Owners, Infrastructure, Insurance, Pacific Region, Real Estate Being faced with long-term claims, New Zealand’s ACC has invested in infrastructure and property, including public private partnerships and, more recently, social infrastructure investments, to match its liabilities Read More
