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As schemes seek resilient income and greater diversification, infrastructure debt is emerging as a compelling way to access long-term returns while helping to manage portfolio risk

Why physical climate resilience is becoming part of prudent infrastructure underwriting. By Rhyadd Keaney-Watkins, Managing Director and Head of ESG.

Development Bank of Wales chair Sally Bridgeland argues the nation should play to its natural strengths and nurture a distinctive investment ecosystem capable of supporting sustainable economic growth. She speaks to Alastair O’Dell.

Eddie McAvinchey, Scotland director at the National Wealth Fund, explains the role institutional investors can play in infrastructure and renewable energy and where he sees Scotland’s greatest investment opportunities.

Infrastructure and real estate are increasingly being viewed as growth assets rather than portfolio diversifiers, with investors arguing they can play a much larger role in improving long-term retirement outcomes.

The challenge is ensuring domestic DC pension capital participates in the growth of British businesses.

Infrastructure investors are increasingly targeting batteries, heat pumps and data centres as volatile power markets, electrification and rising digital demand reshape the infrastructure landscape.

As Brunel Pension Partnership prepares to disband, private markets portfolio manager Jaime Alvarez-Dominguez reflects on the challenges it faced, what it achieved and lessons for the next phase of LGPS consolidation.

Private Markets Profile caught up with Anna Rule to discuss the main talking points of the Pensions UK Investment Conference

From co-investment-heavy portfolios to equity-based liquidity management, Mercer is using scale across its DC platform to embed private markets into its default strategy. Mercer…

Investors are exploring where private markets can add value in the retirement phase of defined contribution pension schemes – and where the industry risks applying accumulation-stage thinking to a fundamentally different problem.