A group of UK pension funds have formed a new pressure group to try and boost shareholder oversight of the companies in which they invest.

As geopolitical uncertainty leaves many European pension funds exploring how to invest more in defence, Norway's KLP has just ...

In a recent board meeting, University of Texas Investment Management Co's head Rich Hall explained why he is concerned about ...

Ditching the sole trustee for a five-person board will help bring North Carolina’s pension funds out of enduringly weak ...

Investors are weighing up the implications of multi-regime change. But at a recent board meeting, the CalPERS board heard how ...

The $338 billion Singapore state investor Temasek is contemplating allocating more capital to core-plus infrastructure projects, especially those related to data centres, energy transition and ageing ...

Ilmarinen, Finland’s €63 billion ($73 billion) pension insurer, is laying the ground to significantly increase its equity allocation ahead of new pension rules in the country. CIO Mikko Mursula is ...

The $1.8 trillion Norges Bank Investment Management marks the 15th anniversary of its Singapore office this year, with the unit now firmly established as its Asia-Pacific stronghold. As regional ...

A quest for manager and fund strategy diversification has led the world's largest pension fund, Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund, to reach a decade-high allocation to active global stocks.