People Moves
Every consequential hire, exit and promotion across the mega-funds — sourced, dated and tabulated. The CIO carousel never stops turning; we keep the seating chart.
The weekly briefing on the people, relationships, appointments and strategic moves shaping the world's largest pools of long-term capital.
Who’s in. Who’s out. Who’s writing the cheques.
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A 5-minute Friday read · Every item carries a dated public source · Zero rumor, zero filler
Seven fixed sections. The same running order every Friday, so you always know where to look.
Every consequential hire, exit and promotion across the mega-funds — sourced, dated and tabulated. The CIO carousel never stops turning; we keep the seating chart.
Where influence gathers: the conferences, panels and private rooms where trillions shake hands. If the LP world is in Berlin, you’ll know who’s there and why it matters.
New offices, delegations and partnerships — the diplomatic map of institutional capital. One recent week: Korea’s US$232bn sovereign fund planting its flag in Tokyo.
Who got funded, who’s searching, who anchored what — like ADIA quietly writing US$675m into a single India real estate fund. Follow the cheques, not the press releases.
The under-reported moves that whisper before they shout. Gulf funds deploying US$26bn straight through a regional war was a Quiet Signal before it was a consensus.
One rising decision-maker each week — on your radar before they’re on everyone else’s.
The committee, office or team where the next big allocation decision is quietly being made.
The people side of the world’s biggest money, free in your inbox every Friday.
Subscribe freeNorway books a record half and warns you off it, the Caisse beats its equity index and still misses its benchmark, and IMCO's CIO resigns — along with the job itself.
Norway books a record half and warns you off it, the Caisse beats its equity index and still misses its benchmark, and IMCO's CIO resigns — along with the job itself.
CalPERS records its strongest return in five years and reaches 85% funded status. Plus: BlackRock at $15.34 trillion, Taiwan's $3 billion climate mandate, and PIF's nonbinding I Squared agreement.
Verizon closes its investment office, CalPERS buys into Russell, and Hormuz returns as a live portfolio risk.
The world's sovereigns and central banks are not just changing asset classes — they are changing what "safe" means. Grids, gold, the AI stack and simpler operating models.
Sovereigns and pensions are changing the assumptions: NZ Super marks down its benchmark, La Caisse defends engagement over divestment, PIF goes 80/20.
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