Adding Sustainability to Total Portfolio Management at PGGM Asset Allocation & Strategy, Asset Owners, ESG, Women in Finance Stephanie Weston has had a diverse career, working in investment roles across super funds, insurers, and central banks.. She is now drawing on the experience gained from these roles to contribute to Dutch pension fund PGGM’s development of total portfolio management thinking Read More
How To Personalise Investment Recommendations At Scale Opinion, Retirement, Women in Finance In this opinion article, Annika Bradley, Senior Manager at UniSuper, takes a closer look at how superannuation funds can mass-customise advice for retirees Read More
All Roads Lead to Rome and Private Credit Fixed Income & Credit, Opinion Michael Block believes we are in a bubble-of-everything, but says the concerns over private credit are overblown Read More
ART Restructures Investment Team Appointment, Asset Owners, Chief Investment Officers ART has overhauled its investment operating model, creating a series of general manager roles, while two senior executive depart the superannuation fund Read More
CEFC Sees Natural Capital as Key to Decarbonisation Asset Owners, ESG, Private & Alternative Markets, Women in Finance CEFC Sees Natural Capital as Key to Decarbonisation Read More
MLC Expects Increased PE Secondaries Activity Private & Alternative Markets MLC’s Rachael Lockyer expects to see a flurry of activity in the US private equity secondaries market Read More
Big News: Our Podcast Has a Fresh New Look Editorial Our podcast series is getting a new look! Read More
Cbus To Manage More Aus Large Caps In-house Asset Owners, Chief Investment Officers, Equities Cbus will start to manage more of its Australian large cap equities in-house. We talk to Deputy CIO Leigh Gavin about what this means for the role of external managers and their place in the hybrid model. Read More
How Good Are Private Equity Returns Really? Private & Alternative Markets Most US leveraged buyout private equity funds deploy committed money quickly, but take as long as 12 years to exit the majority of assets and produce lacklustre after fee returns, a new study has found Read More
