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LONDON (Reuters) - The United Kingdom's largest pension scheme, the BT Pension Scheme could invest up to 20% of its assets in alternative asset classes including hedge funds, a senior executive in charge of its investments said. Frank Naylor, head of investments at Hermes Pensions Management, told Reuters the pension fund had also reallocated $1.2 billion to two new fund of hedge funds launched by its hedge fund boutique Hermes BPK.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hermes BPK Partners, the fund of hedge funds linked to Britain's largest pension scheme, wants to bring in 5 billion ($7.89 billion) in assets within the next five years, the firm's Chief Executive said on Tuesday [Oct. 13]. Hermes BPK currently manages about $1.3 billion for the BT Pension Scheme (BTPS), its only client. Matteo Dante Perruccio told Reuters the boutique firm now wants to attract new assets from other corporate and local authority pension funds.
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Investors Say Weak U.S. Policies Causing Private Capital To Go Overseas; Strong Policies Needed to Close Widening Climate Investment Gap BOSTON, Nov. 16, 2010 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The world's largest global investors have a powerful message for climate negotiators in Cancun and the new U.S. Congress: take action now in the fight against global warming or risk economic disruptions far more severe than the recent financial crisis.
...public pension funds and state treasurers. It is the largest- eve... said Donald MacDonald, trustee, BT Pension Scheme, and chair, Principles for Responsible Investment....
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LONDON (Reuters) - British pension funds must overcome their historic distrust of derivatives, which could protect portfolios from sudden market moves or shifts in economic policy that many schemes are ill-equipped to cope with, advisers say. The return of quantitative easing has reinforced a case for reform in the way some pension funds are managed, with some critics honing in on the infrequency of trustee meetings to approve asset allocation changes.
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...3.1. Disclosure of Tax Avoidance Schemes (DOTAS) and IHT . Background . With effect from 6 ... is held for the purposes of a registered pension scheme or section 615(3) scheme; . e) property com...
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VanthedgePoint Hires ED of Biz Development NEW YORK (HedgeWorld.com) - Financial services firm VanthedgePoint Group Inc. hired Alexis Graham as executive director of business development for VanthedgePoint Securities LLC, its wholly owned subsidiary.
... - Hermes, the United Kingdom's biggest pension fund operator, has appointed Roger Gray as chief i...Hermes is owned by the BT Pension Scheme which has assets of 35 billion. FXMarketSpace Bols...
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Investors Say Weak U.S. Policies Causing Private Capital To Go Overseas; Strong Policies Needed to Close Widening Climate Investment Gap BOSTON, Nov. 16, 2010 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The world's largest global investors have a powerful message for climate negotiators in Cancun and the new U.S. Congress: take action now in the fight against global warming or risk economic disruptions far more severe than the recent financial crisis.
...public pension funds and state treasurers. It is the largest- eve... said Donald MacDonald, trustee, BT Pension Scheme, and chair, Principles for Responsible Investment....
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's second-largest pension fund is putting more money into emerging markets and hedge funds, as it moves to dilute exposure to stocks that left it reeling in the financial crisis, its chief investor said. The 31.6 billion ($50.5 billion) Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) is pouring an extra 320 million into emerging market equities, while paring allocations to global equities from 62 percent to as low as 55 percent, Chief Investment Officer Roger Gray told Reuters. Exposure to emerging markets will rise to 7.5 percent from 6.5 percent and is likely to rise further still, he said.
