fixed income

FIS Singapore 2023

Giant sovereign, pension funds re-think portfolios as market shifts

Speaking at Conexus Financial’s Fiduciary Investors’ Symposium held in Singapore, leaders from sovereign wealth funds in Singapore and Malaysia, along with United States pension giant CalSTRS, discussed how investors are viewing global macro risks and opportunities, and strategies they are considering to future-proof their portfolios.

Ben HurleyMarch 16, 2023

Featured Story

Sweden’s AP Funds emphasise the long-term as returns take a hit

This time last year, Sweden’s four buffer funds reported the best returns in their history. Fast forward 12 months, and the four funds have posted losses thanks to allocations to equities and fixed income dragging their portfolios down.

Sarah RundellMarch 7, 2023

Investor Profile

OTPP: Positioning the fund for the next decade

Amanda White speaks with Ziad Hindo, chief investment officer of Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, about the risks and opportunities in the new investment environment, how agility, governance and risk management position it for success, and how it’s taking a big bet on the energy transition.

Amanda WhiteSeptember 13, 2022

Investor Profile

Florida SBA on the benefits of fixed income despite rising rates

In a recent board meeting, Florida SBA's deputy CIO Alison Romano discusses the importance of fixed income despite rising interest rates impacting the asset class's ability to offer protection in a downturn.

Sarah RundellApril 19, 2022

Investor Profile

AustralianSuper rebalances equities

Australia’s largest superannuation fund, the A$250 billion AustralianSuper, plans to decrease its equity allocation in favour of fixed income according to the fund’s CIO Mark Delaney, as he predicts central banks will tap the brakes on monetary policy amid concerns of rising inflation.

Glenda KorporaalJanuary 27, 2022

FIS Digital – November 2021

PGIM’s Hunt on the demise of the 60:40 portfolio

The transformation of investment instruments in fixed income has altered traditional 60:40 portfolios. But for some investors, the hunt for yield is a rising cause for concern that could lead to another credit crisis.

Sarah RundellNovember 5, 2021

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FIS Singapore 2023

Giant sovereign, pension funds re-think portfolios as market shifts

Featured Story

Sweden’s AP Funds emphasise the long-term as returns take a hit

Investor Profile

OTPP: Positioning the fund for the next decade

Investor Profile

Florida SBA on the benefits of fixed income despite rising rates

Investor Profile

AustralianSuper rebalances equities

FIS Digital – November 2021

PGIM’s Hunt on the demise of the 60:40 portfolio

California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS)

PGGM / PFZW

Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP)

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