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Distinct LP roles drive scale in impact investing market

A new report found large allocators favour established managers for impact mandates due to their track record, while foundations and insurers play a vital role in supporting early-stage managers that need time to develop an institutional grade offering.
Darcy SongJanuary 15, 2026
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Thinking Ahead Institute co-founder exits amid deeper integration with WTW

Darcy SongJanuary 13, 2026
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NBIM dethrones GPIF to become the world’s largest asset owner

Darcy SongDecember 5, 2025
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Sweden’s AP2 and AP6 conflict over PE investments

Sarah RundellDecember 4, 2025
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Iceland’s pension funds: Consolidation continues but size of sector a worry

Sarah RundellDecember 2, 2025
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Limited alternatives keep global capital anchored to the US

Singapore’s Temasek said while US exceptionalism may be “fraying”, there aren’t many alternative markets that can handle the same volume of global capital. Meanwhile, fellow sovereign fund GIC believes the greenback’s reserve currency status remains solid even though currency swings could spell trouble for foreign investors.
Darcy SongNovember 26, 2025
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How leading asset owners maintain TPA discipline

Rolling out a total portfolio approach is rarely a linear process, as even its most experienced practitioners warned that without careful resistance to old language, culture and structure, asset owners can easily slide back into the “comfort” of strategic asset allocation. A new report unpacks how leading funds stay disciplined.
Darcy SongOctober 9, 2025