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Former CalPERS CIO returns to the US after 18 months at UK activist manager
Ethical investment options are proving attractive for Italian employees
Bangalore-based research team will gauge climate change risks and opportunities

How New Zealand runs its NZ$13.5 bn (€6.8bn) national pension fund to protect the country’s reputation.

Why the biggest challenge now is to get relevant extra-financial analysis direct to mainstream analysts.

The sub-prime crisis has re-opened questions about the quality and independence of sell side research.

After 25 years of solid returns, fund plans to increase risk and looks to private equity and hedge funds.
Fund investment committee to consider sweating the assets to take advantage of strong performance at lower risk.

Sally Bridgeland, CEO of BT pension trustees explains how the oil and gas company is exploring SRI within the scheme.

Alex van der Velden, executive director of FairPensions talks disinvestment, defined contribution, and benchmarking pension funds and asset managers for sustainability.

Corporate social responsibility is everywhere, but companies are failing to spot the potential for their pension funds.
Rob Lake, senior portfolio manager for environmental, social and governance at ABP, the €221bn ($311bn) pension fund for Dutch civil servants, talks clean tech, engagement and cluster bombs.

Investment opportunities are ripe, but it pays to know the CSR terrain.
Insight’s Rory Sullivan studies the SRI quest for the ‘Holy Grail’.

Michael Musuraca explains how the New York City Employees fund got active.

The subprime crisis shows the value of extra financial research.

David Russell, co-head of Responsible Investment at the Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS), the £31bn (€46bn) second largest UK pension fund, explains how its SRI strategy is not just about risk but also reward.

Theme of the month: Why investors must help clean up South East Asia’s companies.

One of the world’s most prominent corporate governance activists since the 1970s, Bob Monks talks about engagement, hedge fund activists, private equity and why ‘discouraged’ is not part of his vocabulary.