Pensions

The €615bn Dutch pension giant has broadened its impact focus, according to senior responsible investment specialist Matteo Millone.

Resiliency, repeatability and transparency have become critical as macro shocks intensify, according to panellists from Nest Pensions, Cambridge Associates and Malaysia’s KWAP.

Bain's latest mega-fund underscores APAC's multi-faceted appeal; Vista defies regional headwinds to open a Middle East outpost; Andreessen Horowitz appears to eye Japanese defence opportunities.

CPP makes the case for more flexibility in allocations; how Lazard and Campbell Lutyens see themselves coming together; Indian private equity activity slows.

The California-based pension approved a total commitment of $380m to private market assets for 2026.

YMCA’s retirement fund managed assets of about $10bn as of June 30, 2025, according to the system’s annual report.

Reforms under consideration could see total superfund returns benchmarked instead of measured as separate asset classes.

In today's edition, Texas Teachers is pivoting towards co-investments, even if it costs; European defence investment is down... with a catch; The most common CV economics are revealed.

Ashley Baum, a managing director of the $230bn public pension, suggests direct approach is about making more selective bets in PE, not reducing fees.