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MagazineCarbon Offset Opportunity Fund: Stafford and Essex branch out
Stafford Capital has moved into carbon offsetting, bringing Essex Pension Fund with it. Richard Lowe speaks to Angus Whitely
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Guest view: The denominatrix
Noël Amenc and Frédéric Blanc-Brude ask: why suffer at the hands of the denominator effect when the true market value of private assets is available?
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MEAG: Reaping the rewards from agriculture and forestry
The German investor’s agriculture and forestry investments have proven to be particularly fruitful. Christopher Walker reports
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NZ Super Fund: Kiwi takes bite of the apple
The New Zealand investor is expanding its agriculture exposure by venturing out of its domestic market. Florence Chong reports
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APG: Dutch pensions, global hotelier
Dutch investor APG has built up a €2.7bn hotel portfolio and remains bullish. Florence Chong speaks to Robert-Jan Foortse
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Australian super funds: Giants under the microscope
Australian industry super funds have come under criticism for their high allocations to unlisted assets. Florence Chong reports
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Interview: Stewart Brentnall, TCorp
Australian pension fund TCorp’s appetite remains undiminished following the purchase of 21 Moorfields and Brussels Airport
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Top 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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Top 100 Infrastructure Investors: Full ranking
The IPE Real Assets top 100 ranking of some of the world’s largest infrastructure investors accounts for more than $664.3bn (€660bn) in infrastructure assets held by pension funds, sovereign-wealth funds, insurers and other institutional capital owners.
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Top 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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Guest 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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IPE 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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Solvency 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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Interview: Rainer Komenda, BVK
Germany’s largest pension fund has turned its attention to the Americas and Asia for growth in real estate
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Top 150 Real Estate Investors 2022: Survey
Investors show greater caution, as attention switches from COVID-19 to inflation and geopolitics. Richard Lowe reports
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Top 150 Real Estate Investors 2022: Full ranking
The IPE Real Assets top 150 ranking of some of the world’s largest real estate investors, has captured more than US$1.83trn in property assets held by pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, insurers and other institutional capital owners.
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Top 150 Real Estate Investors 2022: Case studies
We talked to six of the top 150 about their agendas, allocations, investment intentions, inflation and the war in Ukraine
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Aware Super expands its living portfolio globally
The superannuation fund has quickly built up a A$3bn living portfolio, outgrowing its domestic market. Florence Chong reports
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IPE Real Assets May/June 2020: Inflation shoots up the agenda
As IPE Real Assets magazine went to press, the monetary policy committee of the Bank of England (BoE) was due to meet and is widely expected to increase interest rates by 25bps to 1%, the highest level since 2009. Like many central banks, the BoE is grappling with inflation, which in the UK rose to 7% in March, its highest level in 30 years.
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Analysis: Ukraine and inflation throw up difficult questions
How will war and the prospect of stagflation affect European real assets and investor behaviour? Richard Lowe reports
