All Asset Allocation articles – Page 6
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NewsSWIB mulls real estate target allocation increase
Proposed allocations funded by cutting pension fund’s public equity allocation to 48% from 52%
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ULI and JLL highlight ESG potential of European co-living boom
Real estate organisations produce best-practice guide to support growth of sector
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DNB Livsforsikring sells NOK4.1bn of real estate amid rising interest rates
KPA Pension acquires Vasahuset, a mixed-use asset in Stockholm, for SEK3bn
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New Mexico pension fund looks to boost European logistics exposure
New Mexico Educational Retirement Board sees more opportunities across the Atlantic
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NewsSWIB reviews $544m of potential commitments to real estate strategies
Pension fund looking to increase its exposure to residential and industrial
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Housing funds become largest segment of UK’s £7.9bn social impact sector
Investment in social and affordable housing funds grows 10-fold, says Big Society Capital
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NewsEDHEC: Investors now paying ‘green premium’ for renewables
After 10 years of outperformance, returns from wind and solar will converge with expectations
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CalPERS will need to invest $5bn annually to maintain infrastructure allocation
Pension fund commits $750m to IFM Investors as it ups its real assets allocation to 15%
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Greater Manchester PF and Homes England to fund housebuilders
Pension fund among investors in vehicle providing long-term debt for smaller developers
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IPE RA Conference: Investors look to infra’s ESG and inflation potential
Results of IPE investor survey revealed at conference in Munich
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IPE RA Conference: Is nuclear back on the agenda for investors?
Speakers and delegates in Germany debate the case for including technology in energy transition
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Special ReportsEyes turn to listed infrastructure
In times of inflation and recessionary risks, the listed infrastructure market is garnering more interest, says Maha Khan Phillips
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Opinion PiecesGuest view: Time to test infrastructure’s downside protection premise
Infrastructure has long promised to provide downside protection, but this could not be tested – until now, writes Serkan Bahçeci
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AnalysisSolvency II reform – finally an end to Europe’s cognitive dissonance?
Europe should take note of the UK’s intentions to reform its post-Brexit insurance regulations, writes Barkha Mehmedagic
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Opinion PiecesGuest view: Australian appetite is only going to get stronger
Australia’s pension funds are hungry for global assets – particularly infrastructure, writes Alex Dunnin
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Special ReportsGuest view: Adding listed infrastructure to the mix
Chuck DiRocco and Fraser Hughes show why investors should consider adding an allocation to listed infrastructure
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AnalysisIPE Real Assets September/October 2022: Infrastructure faces its next test
Among other attributes, infrastructure has always been billed as an asset class that can provide a stabilising influence on portfolios at times of volatility, disconnected from the swings of the public markets and – in many cases – economic cycles. This selling point was tested during the pandemic. Putting to one side the disruption to transport assets, which have subsequently recovered, it largely passed.
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Special ReportsTop 100 Infrastructure Investors 2022: Survey
After passing the COVID test, investors bet on infrastructure to help build immunity to inflation and reach net zero. Richard Lowe reports
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Special ReportsTop 100 Infrastructure Investors 2022: Case studies
We talked to five of the top 100 about their allocations, strategies and the implications of inflation, war and climate change
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IDR index fund opens up $337bn ODCE market to wealth managers
IDC Core Property Index Fund provides access to market long the preserve of institutions
