Pensions

The system plans on building exposure to infrastructure and private credit, along with pursuing its steady pace in private equity, to try to boost returns.

Oaktree’s co-founder argues that private and public debt can be equally risky, and draws a distinction between risk and volatility.

Why some in private equity consider LTAFs to be a reinvention of the wheel. Plus: Coller sets up shop in Singapore. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Inequality is starting to be recognised more broadly by investors as an emerging area of systemic risk; it should be on institutional investors' radars, according to the large Canadian investors' latest research paper.

Secondaries finally eclipse buyout. Plus: Thoma Bravo has exceeded the target on its European vehicle debut; and a US pension is pondering new PE partners. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Australia's largest pension fund aims to grow its exposure from 5% to 8%, PE head Terry Charalambous tells PEI in this NEXUS 2025 preview interview.

There have been cases when continuation funds have been 'misused and overused', according to Teia Merring, senior investment director at USS and chair of ILPA.

The region could see renewed appetites for Southeast Asia, a burgeoning IR community in East Asia and new pockets of secondaries opportunities next year.

Private Equity International's Future 40 list of impressive young talent suggests the future is bright for the asset class.

APRA said that superfund trustees ‘have work to do’ to improve their processes, with enforcement action possible for underperformers.