Wales Pension Partnership awards Real Estate Investment contracts
The Wales Pension Partnership (WPP) announces the latest in its series of appointments to facilitate implementation of its Private Markets investment solutions.
The WPP will establish a WPP Real Estate investment proposition built around three pillars
- UK Core Real Estate, to take existing pooled fund investments and transition them over time to an open-ended direct property investment portfolio.
- International Real Estate, to establish an open-ended investment vehicle investing in funds and direct assets on a global basis.
- Local / Impact Real Estate, to develop an investment programme utilising fund investments and direct asset investments in UK Impact strategies, with at least 50% of assets located in Wales.
Following the completion of a rigorous public procurement process, with the support of bfinance and Hymans Robertson, Private Real Estate Investment Managers have been appointed. The appointed managers are:
- UK Core Real Estate – Schroders
- International Real Estate – CBRE
- Impact / Local Real Estate – Schroders
Cllr Elwyn Williams, Chair of the Joint Governance Committee commented:
“These appointments conclude the majority of the private markets investment managers for WPP. Real Estate is a core asset class for the 8 Welsh Constituent Authorities and these managers will provide the investments they need to meet their local strategic asset allocations.”
The Wales Pension Partnership (WPP) comprises the following LGPS funds: Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan, City and County of Swansea, Clwyd, Dyfed, Greater Gwent (Torfaen), Gwynedd, Powys and Rhondda Cynon Taf.
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