Author: Rebecca Fenton of Baillie Gifford “The nastiest, hardest problem in finance.” That’s how Professor William Sharpe, the Nobel Prize-winning economist, described decumulation. This and future generations will themselves bear the investment risk associated with...
Author: Rebecca Fenton of Baillie Gifford “The nastiest, hardest problem in finance.” That’s how Professor William Sharpe, the Nobel Prize-winning economist, described decumulation. This and future generations will themselves bear the investment...
Let’s explore the potential benefits of private real estate debt compared to other asset classes commonly used as diversifying strategies in the fixed income space.
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Climate change is one of the largest systemic challenges we face – affecting the way we live, work and interact with our environment.
The financial implications of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) risk factors are becoming increasingly important considerations in pension schemes’ investment decisions.
The focus on sustainability across both the investment industry and around the corporate world has intensified significantly in recent years and in particular for UK DC Schemes.
Stephen Hayes, Head of Properties Securities, First Sentier Property facing its emissions reckoning What ‘known...
Abhishek Parajuli, Trainee Investment Manager, Baillie Gifford As ESG investing grows, people are worried that...
Graham Hook, Head of UK Government Relations and Public Policy, Invesco Asset Management Limited What is the challenge...
Dave Whitehair, Director of Institutional Business (DC), Janus Henderson Investors Co-Authors: James De Bunsen and...
The asset managers that make up the DCIF are committed to promoting investment best practice within DC pension schemes.