Europe’s largest pension investor, APG, is preparing to increase its allocation to private markets to just over 30% of its total assets, according to Patrick Kanters, chief investment officer for private investments at the firm.Speaking to Reuters, Kanters highlighted that ongoing volatility in credit markets could present attractive entry points…
The United States has announced a sweeping naval blockade targeting Iranian-linked shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, marking a…
India is set to move forward with a proposal requiring banks to report offshore rupee derivative trades, despite objections…
Asia’s largest liquefied petroleum gas importers, including India and China, are rapidly shifting procurement strategies as disruptions in Middle…
Consumer prices in the United States accelerated sharply in March as rising energy costs linked to the Iran conflict…
Protests over rising fuel prices in Ireland have entered their fourth consecutive day, triggering widespread disruption across the country…
The European Central Bank on Friday endorsed the European Commission’s proposal to strengthen integration across European Union capital markets…
More European countries should adopt funded pension systems to strengthen capital markets across the European Union, Sweden’s financial markets…
US consumer sentiment dropped to its lowest level on record in early April, reflecting growing concerns over inflation and…