Pressure Mounts on Public Pension Funds to Divest Chinese Investments
State and federal legislation aims to prohibit public funds from investing in the country.
State and federal legislation aims to prohibit public funds from investing in the country.
But allocators point to opportunities they find when investing with smaller, newer firms.
Approximately half of the new investments will be in public equity, with the rest going into private markets.
Despite the exit of some major firms, asset managers representing $4.6 trillion say they remain committed to the initiative.
The new investment chief is CIO of the Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation and is expected to start in July.
Institutions will taper off their investments to hedge operators, says Agecroft Partners.
The $462 billion pension giant will more than double those assets as it aims to halve the carbon-emissions intensity of its investments by 2030.