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| | ... world's funded retirement assets, most US DC plans allocate less than 5% to alternatives. In contrast, peer systems in Denmark, Sweden, the Netherlands, Canada, and Australia allocate 15-40% of their total portfolios to private markets, with real estate ... |
| | | ... by 25.02% in 2024. The developed markets excluding the US index decreased by 2.78% in December but is up 3.81% in 2024. Denmark (down 12.34%) and Australia (down 7.90%) saw the largest decreases amongst the developed markets in December," ETFGI founder ... |
| | | ... European Supply Chain Income Partnership (ESCIP), currently comprises 76 assets in 'last mile' locations across the UK, Denmark, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Spain. The ESCIP has a collective dimension of 730,000m 2, and contains a diversified ... |
| | | ... The results were favourable for Australia which currently ranks 6 th, behind Norway, Ireland, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, and Denmark. "This places us well ahead of many of our advanced economy peers who are our most likely competitors for foreign capital," ... |
| | | ... behind Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Ireland, Netherlands, and Luxembourg. However, it beat out the likes of Germany, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Belgium, and New Zealand. Despite a sound retirement security environment, the study showed that up to 40% ... |
| | | ... well-known and longstanding," Wilson said. Overall, Singapore reclaimed the top ranking in 2024, followed by Switzerland, with Denmark rounding out the top three. |
| | | ... discretionary followed, delivering $52 billion. Elsewhere, another significant contributor to the return was Novo Nordisk, the Denmark-headquartered developer of wonder drug Ozempic, which is now the biggest company in Europe. About 71% of the fund is ... |
| | | ... Mercer CFA Institute Global Pension Index sees Australia placed fifth, coming in behind Netherlands, Iceland, Israel and Denmark, all of which received an A grade. While it's an improvement on last year, where Australia ranked sixth, it's still only ... |
| | | ... Switzerland, Iceland, Ireland, and Luxembourg. The Netherlands was ranked sixth, followed by Australia, New Zealand, Germany and Denmark. Further, Australia improved, or remained steady, across four categories, including finances in retirement, health ... |
| | | QIC has entered a strategic partnership with one of Denmark's largest pension funds to provide exposure to European private equity investments. The initial $500 million mandate from PenSam will be invested over three years through both co-investments ... |
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