GP 100 Panel

Global - Some 44% of the GP 100 Panel are taking advantage of lower equity valuations to re-risk their portfolios.

Global - Nearly 80% of the GP panel say they do not plan to invest in green bonds despite changes in the market to make these more accessible to institutional investors.

Global - Half of the Global Pensions 100 Panel believe the Securities and Exchange Commission should issue new regulations on proxy access after its original rules on the matter were overturned in the courts.

Global - Three quarters of the Global Pensions 100 Panel believe the eurozone will remain unchanged over the next 12 months.

Almost none of the Global Pensions 100 Panel believe the US dollar will be replaced by the yuan as the world's reserve currency.

S&P's decision to downgrade the US has tempted none of the Global Pensions 100 Panel with holdings in US Treasuries to sell.

None of the Global Pensions 100 Panel has a climate change policy in place for hiring new managers.

More than three quarters of the Global Pensions 100 Panel have no intention of reducing their equity exposure as a result of recent changes to International Accounting Standards.

The active/passive debate surrounding the effectiveness of both investment styles continues to be contentious and has our panel split down the middle.

A quarter of the Global Pensions 100 panel members plan to implement a new allocation to infrastructure or increase an existing one.