Tanya Branwhite

Tredje AP-fonden (AP3) is the Swedish government-owned pension fund management firm which was founded in 2001 to act as a buffer by using their capital to fund future pension payments and to generate investment returns to finance the Swedish pension system. Headquartered in Stockholm, AP3 is mandated by Parliament and regulated by the Swedish National Pension Funds Act to generate maximum possible benefit for the pension system by managing their fund capital to deliver strong investment returns at low risk.

DNB Asset Management AS (DNBAM) is the wholly owned asset management subsidiary of Norwegian banking group DNB Bank ASA (OSE: DNB). Formerly known as DnB NOR Kapitalforvaltning AS, the firm was founded in 1998 and changed their name to DNB Asset Management in 2011. DNBAM is headquartered in Oslo and provides tailored investment solutions across a variety of asset classes for institutional, wholesale, high net worth and retail clients.

Fjärde AP-fonden (AP4) is the pension fund management subsidiary of the Government of Sweden. Also known as Fourth AP Fund, the firm was founded in 1974 and is headquartered in Stockholm. AP4 provides pension fund management services for employees of Swedish corporations. The firm manages The Fourth Swedish National Pension Fund, which is a buffer fund for the earnings-related part of the state pension scheme. They are a socially responsible investor and signatory to the UN Principles for Responsible Investment which integrates ESG criteria in their investment processes.

Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation (The Guardians) is the pension fund management subsidiary of State-owned New Zealand Superannuation Fund. The firm is headquartered in Auckland and was founded in 2001. The Guardians invests, manages and administers the New Zealand Superannuation Fund and is accountable to the New Zealand Government, but operates independently and is overseen by a Board selected by the Minister of Finance. They participate in initiatives to work collaboratively with other institutional investors and are a signatory of the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment (UNPRI).