GPFA adds Canadian pension giant OMERS as latest member
OMERS, which manages around $114 billion of assets, has become the seventh Canadian beneficial owner firm to join the buy-side organisation.
Tag: Pension fund
State Street expands asset servicing relationship with LACERA
State Sreet will provide performance and analytics solutions, and fund services to the pension fund’s $4.7 billion real estate portfolio.
HSBC retains back-office outsourcing mandate from BBC Pension Scheme
HSBC's reappointment followed a detailed independent benchmarking and due diligence exercise of the pension scheme’s global custody arrangements.
Danish pension fund ATP completes go-live on SimCorp’s SFTR platform
ATP joins Dutch pension fund PGGM and German asset manager Ampega which have gone live on SimCorp’s securities finance reporting solution.
State Street hires pension fund expert from JP Morgan for new EMEA role
The hire is the latest in State Street’s effort to bolster its asset owner servicing team globally.
State Street retains five-year global custody mandate with Nest Corporation
The mandate is the latest in string of deals that State Street has resigned with some of its key asset manager and asset owner clients.
Peer power
Earlier this year four of North America’s largest pension funds set up a new association aimed at encouraging beneficial owners to take up peer-to-peer securities lending activities. Joe Parsons asks whether it is finally time for peer-to-peer trading to take off.
BNY Mellon renews global custody deal with Sweden’s AP7
The renewal continues a 14-year relationship between the two firms, after AP7 carried out a detailed procurement process that started in March last year.
Marks & Spencer Pension Trust selects Northern Trust for asset servicing solutions
Northern Trust will support one of the UK’s top 25 largest corporate pension scheme's focus on governance, investment efficiency and sustainability.
Peer-to-peer securities lending association adds asset owners giants as new members
The new members include CalSTRS, AustralianSuper, and Thrivent Financial, as the new trade body aims to promote peer-to-peer lending among a wider range of firms.