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Q&A: Tony Kirkham is the director of resources and section 151 officer at Newcastle City Council, and president of the Society of Municipal Treasurers. He spoke to Room 151’s Ian[…]
Border to Coast’s chief executive, Rachel Elwell, discusses the pool’s engagement mandate with Robeco, the governance of private markets investing and the appointment of Daniel Booth as the pool’s new[…]
Nigel Jenkins, managing principal with Payden Rygel and manager of the Payden Sterling Reserve Fund speaks to Room151 about the major issues impacting treasury investment strategy today. Room151: In view[…]
Merseyside’s director of pensions, Peter Wallach, offers an update on the progress of the Northern Pool and reveals his views on infrastructure and providing downside equity protection to individual employers[…]
Sponsored Q&A: In the last five years years, the Local Authority Property Fund has gone from being a relatively unknown quantity to a staple in the local authority treasury investor’s[…]
Interest in housing and regeneration among institutional investors is growing. In an exclusive interview for Room151, Chris Rule discusses the Local Pensions Partnership’s approach to investing in shared-ownership, social housing[…]
Sponsored Q&A: Pemberton’s Symon Drake-Brockman on private debt investing for local government treasurers and pension funds. Room151: Tell us a little bit about private debt investing and how Pemberton operates[…]
Cumbria County Council’s Fiona Miller is at the heart of efforts to build the Border to Coast pension pool as well as a project to create a cross-pool group to[…]
Sponsored Q&A: Resonance the social impact investment company runs funds to help provide homes for those in temporary accommodation or at risk of homelessness. John Williams explains the opportunities for the local authority[…]
As the Greater Manchester Pension Fund steps up its direct investment in housing development, Kieran Quinn, chair of the fund, talks to Room151 about the need for central government to coordinate a[…]
