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The pension fund saw its infra commitments reach almost 5% of its total investment portfolio by the end of 2021, including investments in 15 new funds globally.
OMERS’ Annesley Wallace and Alastair Hall describe the pension’s aims to increase its best-in-class infra allocation from 20% to 25% by 2027, doubling its asset class AUM in the process.
The firm, which has to date mainly operated in New Zealand and Australia, has appointed 14 partners spanning APAC, Europe and the US.
Despite myriad economic shocks over the past decade, GPs have continued closing ever-larger funds as more LPs carve out space for resilient real assets.
The rise of infrastructure and inclusion of listed equities and private credit have revolutionised the concept of real assets. Investors must now take a more holistic approach to portfolios, says CBRE Investment Management’s head of client solutions Bernie McNamara.
Three major institutional investors in real assets join CBRE Investment Management CEO Chuck Leitner to debate the opportunity set of today
The novelty of rising interest rates, the prospect of proliferating macro shocks and a profound demographic shift all have serious consequences for real assets, says CBRE IM’s chief economist and head of insights & intelligence Sabina Reeves
Take a look at this year's report to see which LPs made the largest commitments in 2021 and which GPs were on the receiving end of these, as well as other insights into investor activity.
Allocations to infrastructure and real assets are expected to increase but it’s not just about protecting portfolios, Gresham House CEO Tony Dalwood argues.
Investors are left ‘none the wiser’ about the role infrastructure can play in their portfolios when using popular methods, EDHECinfra argues.