The Dutch pension asset manager and Qatar Investment Authority's cornerstone commitments to the perpetual office fund reflect growing institutional appetite for governance-heavy private structures over passive REIT exposure.
Lucas Cacioli
Aware Super’s stake in a European outlet mall platform exemplifies chief investment officer Simon Warner's strategy of seeking assets with immediate, proven demand as public market valuations remain elevated.
The pension fund's chief investment officer is adopting a more cautious stance on elevated equity markets while identifying selective opportunities across climate, healthcare and AI.
Maharlika Investment Corporation is targeting agriculture deals in the first half of this year as part of a broader strategy addressing structural bottlenecks across energy, logistics, agriculture and mining.
The Australian pension giant’s chief investment officer is watching for signs of strain in AI capital structures while maintaining strategic positioning across infrastructure and energy transition opportunities.
Singapore's sovereign wealth funds face mounting criticism over returns that have lagged market benchmarks, but industry veterans argue the debate misses the fundamental purpose of institutional investing.
Australia's third-largest pension fund has built one of the sector's most concentrated digital infrastructure allocations through early conviction formed before the GenAI boom.
The sovereign wealth fund is betting on data centre infrastructure as the foundation of the AI revolution, positioning the nation to capture value beyond being just an end-user market.
HDFC Pension's CEO explains how expanded equity access, commodities exposure, and REIT flexibility will reshape the $177 billion NPS landscape over the next five years.
The government-backed investor is addressing forced early IPOs through its latest commitment, as Japan seeks to build a more sustainable risk capital cycle and nurture future unicorns.
Following the UK's examination of Australia's superannuation system last year, the Trump administration is now signalling serious consideration of the mandatory savings model for US retirement savings.
With the country's fund universe expanding sharply, the Dinesh Hinduja Family Office demands manager accountability and conviction. Its disciplined “right to win” framework rewards substance over style.
