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USS gets strategic and explores global

August 22, 2022November 4, 2009 by Amanda White

Taking over from Peter Moon, chief investment officer of the Â£27 billion ($44 billion) Universities Superannuation Scheme, Roger Gray is the first new CIO at the fund in 17 years. He speaks with Amanda White about viewing the fund through fresh eyes and his ideas for staffing and investment developments.

Blackstone sets up in Shanghai with local fund

July 13, 2010November 4, 2009 by GREG BRIGHT

The world’s largest buyout firm, Blackstone Group, has set up its first regional renminbi-denominated private equity fund in China.

Hermes plans aggressive global expansion for “boutique of boutiques”

July 27, 2022November 4, 2009 by Amanda White

Hermes, the investment management arm of the £28 billion ($45 billion) BT Pension Scheme in the UK, is building a ’boutique of boutiques’ via an aggressive expansion plan that includes lifting funds management teams from the private sector, with the aim of selling its alpha expertise to other pension funds globally from January 1, 2010.

Jeremy Grantham on just desserts and silly markets

August 19, 2022November 4, 2009 by SIMON MUMME

The GMO chief argues why honouring Ben Bernanke is similar to saluting the captain of the Titanic, and why making banks that are ‘too big too fail’ even bigger is sheer lunacy, while identifying other instances in which many of the people enjoying financial incentives, rewards and public praise in the US are unworthy recipients.

P8 told to cut developing world’s carbon

August 22, 2022November 4, 2009 by Amanda White

Gareth Thomas, Minister of State with the Department for International Development in the United Kingdom, has urged pension funds to help boost private funding for low carbon investments in the developing world, calling on the group of investors at the P8 Summit to consider potential public financing mechanisms emerging from the private sector, including advanced market commitments, cornerstone funds and challenge funds.

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USS gets strategic and explores global

Blackstone sets up in Shanghai with local fund

Hermes plans aggressive global expansion for “boutique of boutiques”

Jeremy Grantham on just desserts and silly markets

P8 told to cut developing world’s carbon

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