Pensions

LP giant NYCERS has thrown down the gauntlet on net-zero adoption among its private markets GPs. Plus: APAC secondaries firm Bee Alts completes an acquisition; and lessons on governance in Southeast Asia. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Investors believe uncertainty caused by US President Donald Trump's tariff policies could postpone a thaw in exit markets, compounding existing fundraising challenges.

Despite the uncertain landscape, ILPA’s senior leadership insists that its members are sticking to their current portfolios and taking a long-term outlook on the volatility.

Monday is a public holiday for some markets, so we'll return to your inbox on Tuesday. In the meantime, concerns at CalPERS over the search for a DE&I consultant suggest the new political landscape could undermine PE's progress in this space. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

LPs without the technical capacity or appetite for secondaries could find themselves with a trophy asset blind spot. Plus: San Bernardino reckons emerging managers could prove key to unlocking exit opportunities. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Pension enticed by perks of pairing up with new managers in current PE environment, plans several-year allocation to Adams Street Partners-managed fund.

KKR has launched a dedicated Middle Eastern investment team. Plus: ILPA appoints a sustainability specialist; and LACERS spies opportunity amid tariff turmoil. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

A March report by the Local Government Pension Scheme pool Border to Coast Pensions Partnership outlines the opportunity, barriers and solutions to encourage more domestic investment.

Even as pension’s underweight to US assets keeps it insulated from market decline, system is watching for managers developing strategies suited to trade war scenario.

NYC’s pension system is preparing to deploy $7bn-$8bn into private equity, a signal that despite setbacks and what many LPs consider underperformance of late, a top investor is fully on board with the asset class.