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| | | ... are realising that the alternative asset classes can provide uncorrelated returns. Between 2005 and 2011, globally pension funds have increased their allocation to alternatives, which could include anything from private equity to real assets such as ... |
| | | | ... ventures" to 49% from 26%, and "for the first time permit foreign direct investment of as much as 26 percent in pension funds..." (Bloomberg). More measures followed. Last week, India raised the ceiling on foreign purchases of Indian bonds by US$10 billion ... |
| | | | ... reform, part of the Gillard Government's overhaul of Australia's retirement system called Stronger Super, means that pension funds that want to offer a MySuper product need to apply to the prudential regulator for a license. "The Board and Executive ... |
| | | | ... balances. MySuper, which is part of the broader Stronger Super overhaul of Australia's retirement system, will see pension funds offer members a no-frills, easy to understand investment product. Several groups have this week told the Parliamentary Joint ... |
| | | | ... class, robust fiscal and monetary policies and the stability of local institutions - such as sovereign wealth and pension funds that are investing in projects in their home regions, including infrastructure - are all factors driving the shift from cyclical ... |
| | | | ... classes - listed equities, debt, infrastructure and private equity. Owned by 32 major not-for-profit Australian pension funds, IFM invests on behalf of institutional investors. It is committed to the United Nations-backed Principles for Responsible Investment ... |
| | | | A survey of the world's biggest pension funds and insurance companies has uncovered a reckless mismanagement of climate change risk, said a prominent economist. Yesterday the not-for-profit group the Asset Owners Disclosure Project (AOPD) released what ... |
| | | | ... Liberal Party and Reserve Bank economist wants to name the investment institutions -including superannuation and pension funds - that are doing nothing about climate change, and to help fund members demand that they do. "You can't defend against the ... |
| | | | ... US$24.55 billion. The CSRC has even called on listed companies to raise dividends and is reportedly exploring allowing pension funds to invest in the stock market. So far, all these have failed to revive investor confidence in the market. Those waiting ... |
| | | | ... separate entity that operates at arms length." This arms length approach has been used successfully by several Canadian pension funds, especially defined benefit funds managing specific asset classes such as property or infrastructure. But whatever a ... |
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