After an extensive search, Allianz has chosen Cardano, as its asset manager for the defined contribution schemes of Allianz Pensioen and Allianz PPI Pensioen in the Netherlands. In total, Cardano will manage more than €2 billion of assets for Allianz.
Cardano advised Amey, a leading British infrastructure services and engineering company, through its recent sale by Ferrovial to consortium purchasers One Equity Partners and Buckthorn Partners. The transaction represented an enterprise value of £400 million.
Senior Economist, Shweta Singh, comments on the latest interest rate decisions from the Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and the European Central Bank.
The Cardano Group, the pensions advisory and investment management specialist, today announces the promotion of Claire Bowyer to Deputy CEO of NOW: Pensions.
Investing in China has been a rollercoaster ride over the past five years. Here we explain why we are starting to invest in China again and what needs to be considered.
DEI remains a low priority for many pension trustee boards when compared to other governance issues and in spite of recognition that greater DEI improves decision-making and better outcomes for pension savers.
Consistent with the draft regulations published by DWP, TPR is putting covenant at the heart of setting the level of supportable risk in a journey plan, and the period over which that risk can be taken.
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee today raised Bank Rate by +50bp to 3.5%, as they continue the fight against inflation. Ross Barr, Senior Investment Strategist, Cardano, comments here.
The Autumn Statement may appear to be guided by fiscal discipline but is it a redistributive budget? Shweta Singh comments on the key takeaways from the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement.
Cardano Advisory, part of Cardano, the pensions advisory and investment management specialist, today launches Discover. A new artificial intelligence-based technology, Discover will transform the way covenant assessments are provided to smaller schemes or scheme sections.
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee increases the bank rate by 75 bp with just as much uncertainty over the trajectory of fiscal policy as September – read more as Shweta Singh explains the announcement
