Leaders in Investment - IPE
Leaders in Investment An IPE and IPE Real Assets podcast In this new podcast series from IPE and IPE Real Assets, members of our editorial team speak to leading figures in the institutional investor community to curate a library of in-depth, focused content.Conversations with…
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#31 Leaders in Investment podcast: Chris Hitchen – Chair of the Nuclear Liabilities Fund (opens the original)
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In conversation with Liam Kennedy, Editorial Director, IPE In this episode of Leaders in Investment, Chris Hitchen, one of the UK’s most experienced pension fund professionals, shares insights from a career spent managing long-term capital and institutional portfolios. As chair of the Nuclear Liabilities Fund, he oversees one of the country’s most genuinely long-term pools of capital. The conversation explores how investors can position portfolios for the future while balancing opportunity, resi
#32 Leaders in Investment podcast: Francois Trausch – CEO and CIO of PIMCO Prime Real Estate (opens the original)
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In conversation with Richard Lowe, Editor in Chief, IPE Real Assets In this episode of Leaders in Investment, Francois Trausch talks about how he invests €78bn in real estate on behalf of insurance giant Allianz. He discusses real estate investment at scale, AI’s potential to reshape cities and how in this unusual period, secular and cyclical forces are overlapping. The conversation also includes carbon reduction as both an environmental and geopolitical imperative, the emergence of defence spen
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