Sarah Rundell, Author at Top1000funds.com

Investor Profile

Why NYC Retirement Systems fears for emerging managers

NYC Retirement Systems' expanding diverse and emerging manager program is supporting returns but Taffie Ayodele, director of DEI and emerging manager strategy at the pension fund's asset manager, the Bureau of Asset Management, fears the number of diverse founders spinning out in the future could be diminished.

Sarah RundellJune 12, 2025

Governance

Dismantling DEI: Investors weigh the risks

Six months on from President Trump's executive order to dismantle once mainstream DEI programs, institutional investors reflect on concerns regarding returns, recruitment and engagement. Top1000funds.com surveys a variety of views amongst the disruption arguing it is an opportunity to reframe the issue and articulate what DEI means.

Sarah RundellJune 11, 2025

Investor Profile

Railpen talks risks and opportunities in trade upheaval

Investing in currencies and long short equity strategies are two of the opportunities that the UK’s £34 billion Railpen has been exploring in the current volatile environment.

Sarah RundellJune 10, 2025

Investor Profile

Dutch insurer NN flags loose lending and copious capital in private credit

Marieke van Kamp, head of private markets at Dutch insurer NN, flags growing risks in private credit. In an interview with Top1000funds.com, she also outlines NN's partnership model with managers and argues the case for sustainable real estate.

Sarah RundellJune 5, 2025

Investor Profile

Norway’s new small cap Nordic-focused SWF keeps capital at home

The Norwegian Parliament has approved $1.4 billion in seed funding for a specialist Nordic small-cap equity fund. It will be overseen by the domestic pension fund, Government Pension Fund Norway, whose CEO Kjetil Houg said its birth chimes with the trend of investors putting more capital to work at home.

Sarah RundellMay 15, 2025

Asset Allocation

University of California: Equity boost, and fossil fuels back on the table

In a wide ranging investment committee meeting, University of California CIO Jagdeep Singh Bachher argues that rationale for increasing the equity allocation and warns that although excluding fossil fuels currently works 'ok' it may come up for review.

Sarah RundellMay 14, 2025

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Why NYC Retirement Systems fears for emerging managers

Governance

Dismantling DEI: Investors weigh the risks

Investor Profile

Railpen talks risks and opportunities in trade upheaval

Investor Profile

Dutch insurer NN flags loose lending and copious capital in private credit

Investor Profile

Norway’s new small cap Nordic-focused SWF keeps capital at home

Asset Allocation

University of California: Equity boost, and fossil fuels back on the table

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