ABP warns pension reforms must proceed
The Netherlands’ biggest pension fund has said it will not be able to maintain its current asset allocations and risk/return profile if proposed Dutch pension reforms do not go ahead.
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Past performance does not necessarily augur future marriage
Past performance of priavte equity funds is a weak indicator of whether an existing client will reinvest with a fund, a new survey has revealed.
Dutch pension funds back reform program
High-profile Dutch pension funds and their service providers have come out in support of an agreement to radically reform the country’s pension system.
Funds face enforced consolidation
Funds in the Australian pension industry will face enforced consolidation if they do not do a better job at managing the compulsory contributions of millions of workers, the Federal Government’s chief superannuation advisor has warned.
Texas Teachers looks to hedge bets in low-returns world
Teacher Retirement System of Texas (TRS) will look to investments in hedge funds to maintain its position as one of the best performing public pension funds in the United States, its chief investment officer Britt Harris told trustees at its recent board meeting.
Swedish fund looks to joint venture investments
Swedish fund AP2 is directing its alternative asset investments into innovative joint venture company structures, in an effort to maintain a greater degree of control over real asset investments.
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