Athletes, singers, actors... Jennifer Lopez made headlines recently but she isn’t the only one who invests in start-ups or funds. Here is a quick, non-exhaustive, glance at these stars that invest their millions in financial and entrepreneur assets.
The Swedish pension fund has pledged to invest in local infrastructure for the long term via a joint venture.
The institution has already taken measures to exit tobacco and some oil companies.
Le Cercle de l’épargne, a French savings think tank, has released a study on pan-European savings across Europe.
Eight asset managers have been granted mandates by FRR.
The US organisation, which estimates the global impact investing market at $502bn, is taking its turn at trying to establish a clear standard of what “impact investing” is.
The Nobel Foundation shifted exposure from equities and bonds towards alternative assets and real estate last year.
The Quebec institution has surpassed its anti-climate change investment target and is in line with its CO2 emissions reduction target.
Over the past five years, the Caisse de Pensions de la Fonction Publique de Neuchâtel, or “Prévoyance.ne” for short, has had to manage no less than one merger, one recapitalisation, and one revision of its investment plan and asset allocation.
After the sale of Hong Kong Express Airways, announced last week, the Chinese conglomerate plans to sell Gategroup to the RRJ Capital fund.
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