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- Sixth Street partners with Northwestern for $13B in ABS
- Capital Group and KKR enter into strategic partnership for alternatives, private credit, and beyond
- Aflac gets into private credit with 40% stake in Tree Line Capital
- Brookfield acquires majority stake in asset-based private credit firm Castlelake – another david and goliath partnership.
- BNY partners with CIFC on private credit
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Tag Archives: Pension Funds
Largest pension fund worldwide, GPIF, increases equities and foreign allocations
The largest pension fund globally, Japan’s GPIF, is increasing equity allocations and foreign investments at the expense of fixed income to move into riskier assets. It’s part of what the media has called “Abenomics”, the not too creative neologism of … Continue reading
Posted in alternatives, Brand, cash flows, E&A, enskat associates, institutional investor, institutions, management, money, multi-convergence, pension funds, regulation, Warren Enskat
Tagged Abenomics, asset allocation, asset management, bonds, enskat, enskat associates, equities, GPIF, institutional investors, investing, japan, Pension Funds, stocks, warren
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Few surprises in European Pension Fund Asset Allocation: Equities down, Alternatives Up
The latest Mercer data on European pension funds and their asset allocation shows an aggregate decrease in equities from 43% to 39%, and over half of them now have alternatives allocations (UK leads the way with 75%). In other words, … Continue reading
Posted in alternatives, asia, cash flows, consulting, E&A, Enskat Associates, information delivery, institutional investor, investment banking, management, multi-convergence, pension funds, private banking, private equity
Tagged agriculture, alternatives, asset allocation, consultants, emd, emerging markets, enskat associates, equities, european pension funds, fixed income, Mercer, Pension Funds, warren enskat
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Bill Gross’ damages: US needs to learn from Canada and Mexico
Yesterday, BG published his latest monthly musings, entitled “damages”. Bill discusses the pros and cons of losing his long-term memory, which on the financial side include the new normal, the US as the cleanest dirty shirt, Nemo’s ring of fire … Continue reading
Posted in alternatives
Tagged bill gross, bis, bonds, canada, CBO, daniel enskat, E&A, el-erian, enskat, enskat associates, fiscal gap, IMF, insights, institutional, investment, liabilities, mexico, Pension Funds, pimco, ring of fire, social security
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The Week in Global Asset Management: MENA, Nikko, ETFs, UCITS, Dexia, Twitterviews, acquisitions….
Financial markets continue to be in disarray. I spent my week in New York at client meetings, then went on to Brussels to present to the European Commission and ended the week in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha for SWF … Continue reading
Posted in asia, beauty, black swans, Brand, cash flows, China, Uncategorized
Tagged abu dhabi, asset international, blackrock, Chile, complex etfs, consulting, daniel enskat, dexia, dubiln, etfs, fidelity, global, global asset managemet, greek debt, greek government, ici, ireland, keynote, Mena, newcits, Pension Funds, review, sec, si, strategic insight, synthetic, ucits, week in asset management
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The Week in Global Asset Management: Rogue traders, global cash flows, Mack the Knife, Chilean disapprovals, and more
Another tumultuous week for global financial markets and the asset management industry. The US still leads the world in many ways, but some things are scary to watch. The week hit a low point with the second Republican debate – … Continue reading
Posted in asia, beauty, black swans, Brand, Brazil, cash flows, Chile, Uncategorized
Tagged 2011 outlook, asia, asset international, asset management, assets, brand, bryan liu, building bridges, business, daniel enskat, delta one, dubai, etfs, finance, global flow review, head of global consulting, jamie maak, kiervel, marketing, morgan stanley, mutual funds, Pension Funds, rogue, rogue trader, sgam, strategic insight, trade, travel, ubs, ucits
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Spotlight on Chile: Fund Managers Benefit from UCITS Appeal and Offshore Pension Fund Flows
This week I published a new study on crossborder fund opportunities in Chilean pension funds, with one of our LatAm analysts, Marlon Valle. A few highlights from the study, “Spotlight on Chile“: – Cross-border pension fund opportunities in Chile: 70% … Continue reading
Posted in asia, Brand, Brazil, Chile, China, consulting, distribution, institutions, LatAm, Latin America, pension funds, professional fund buyers
Tagged asia, asset international, asset management, assets, aum, Brazil, Chile, daniel enskat, distribution, head of global consulting, hong kong, latin america, mutual funds, Pension Funds, strategic insight, ucits
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