APG, Europe’s largest pension investor, plans to lift its allocation to private markets to just above 30%, as it looks to capitalise on shifting conditions in credit markets, according a report by Reuters citing comments by its head of private investments.
The firm, which manages roughly €600bn on behalf of clients including Dutch pension giant ABP, currently has around 26% of its portfolio invested in private markets. That share is expected to rise further as regulatory changes in the Netherlan...
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