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Solving for retirement: All paths lead to more private savings

The most significant change to the superannuation and pension system is not the internalisation of asset management, or the shift to passive strategies, or the rise of private markets but the climbing support ratio globally, according to Michael Davis, head of global retirement strategy at T. Rowe Price.
Leng OhlssonNovember 4, 2025
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Believing the hype around data centres

Leng OhlssonSeptember 25, 2025
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TAA critical to adding value over the next six to 18 months

Leng OhlssonMay 13, 2025
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Combating geopolitical and economic headwinds by going global in fixed income

Leng OhlssonApril 14, 2025
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Meet the investors trying to de-risk UK transition infrastructure

Sarah RundellJanuary 10, 2025
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Why taking care of business means taking care of nature first

As universal owners, pension funds can’t diversify away from the risk that biodiversity loss poses to the companies they invest in. A global, co-ordinated effort to push for better policy settings is underway, and a growing number of investors are recognising that halting and reversing biodiversity loss is an issue that demands immediate
Simon HoyleJanuary 6, 2025
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The long and the short of harnessing demographics for better returns

Demographics is destiny, or so the saying goes. As populations grow, and as they move about, there will be investment opportunities that arise from their needs, their activity and their consumption. The trick for investors, however, is working out how long-term trends figure in generating shorter-term investment performance.
Simon HoyleSeptember 4, 2024
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‘Nothing will stop this trend’: Investing in the energy transition

The energy transition is happening; the only question is the pace at which it takes place. In assessing the investment opportunities, it helps to break the transition down into easily digestible segments. Top1000funds.com explores the opportunity set for investors, including the need to think about cross-disciplinary risks and to specialise.
Simon HoyleJune 21, 2024
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