In this episode, Alan Dunne speaks with Dan Mikulskis, CIO of People’s Partnership, about the evolution of large pension funds and what it means to think like an asset owner. Managing over £40 billion for millions of members, Dan explains how scale changes the way portfolios are constructed, managers are selected, and…

Stephen Gilmore is the Chief Investment Officer of CalPERS, which at $600 billion is the largest public pension fund in the U.S. and one of the largest institutional pools of capital in the world. Stephen joined CalPERS eighteen months ago from a career spanning Wall Street, the IMF, and two of the most innovative sovereign…

Richard Tomlinson, CIO of LPPI, sits down with Igor Yelnik to explore the key questions shaping institutional investing today: active vs passive, in-house vs outsourced, private vs public assets, defining risk, and building portfolios that can survive anything.

Rachel Elwell, CEO of Border to Coast, discusses why pooling assets can transform returns, building a nearly £120bn investor, active vs passive, and infrastructure investing.

In this Pensions Perspectives episode, Luna Fadayel speaks with Adam Boyes and Bina Mistry, to explore how proposed legislative changes could turn DB surplus into a win-win and what will be relevant when implementing these solutions.

The UK pensions world has changed, but has our definition of gilt risk kept up? This episode dives head first into the questions trustees and sponsors can’t afford to ignore and unpack how tail risks in UK gilt markets could derail even the best funded plans.

Join Jon Barry and Jeri Savage for a briefing on DC and DB priorities for 2026: QDIA and core menu innovation, de-risking implications, and what MFS' latest survey says about sponsor, advisor, and participant sentiment, plus actions to consider for the road ahead.