There are three reasons to closely follow the EU’s work on sustainable finance and engage in the process. The current consultation of the Technical Expert Group is an important moment to engage, thinks Brenda Kramer.
In this third blog in a series of four we look at how we could cooperate with Denmark to achieve good pensions in Europe.
The current solvency framework – the Financieel toetsingskader (FTK), adversely affects Dutch pension funds' returns. Time to consider a different design and other risk models, writes Eloy Lindeijer.
In our second blog on new pension alliances in the post-Brexit era we focus on France.
On December 20, 2018, the Dutch Pension Funds Agreement on Responsible Investment was published. What will be the implications for PGGM and its clients? Cedric Scholl explains.
PGGM has a twelve year long track record in investing in Insurance Linked Investments.
The UK's departure from the EU leaves the Netherlands seeking new allies in European matters that have an important impact on our pensions.
PGGM has a long history in factor investing. Despite plenty of commercial factor benchmarks available today, PGGM still sees clear benefits of running your own factor strategy.
