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multi-asset funds

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Brent Pension Fund is currently shifting its investment strategy for multi-asset funds towards protection assets following an improved funding position.

Brent Pension Fund is implementing a new investment strategy for its multi-asset funds, shifting towards a greater emphasis on protection assets and reducing exposure to growth assets. This move, detailed in a Pension Board meeting in March 2026, aims to align the Fund's investments with its improved financial health. The 2025 triennial actuarial valuation revealed its funding level rose to 113% as of March 2025, up from 87% in 2022.

This improved funding position has led to a projected cut in employer contribution rates from 30.5% to 23% from April 2026, as reported by the Pension Board. The strategy change reflects the Fund's evolving market conditions. No further meetings are currently scheduled to discuss multi-asset funds.

Key facts

  1. Brent Pension Fund is set to implement a significant shift in its investment strategy. Source
  2. Brent Pension Fund's funding level rose to 113% as of March 2025. Source
  3. Employer contribution rates are projected to cut from 30.5% to 23% from April 2026. Source
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