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ABU DHABI, 22nd May, 2023 (WAM) — Abu Dhabi Pension Fund, in partnership with the Institute of Institutional Limited Partners, ILPA,
Hosted three international training seminars to improve the efficiency of Abu Dhabi’s investment sector workforce.
These workshops were attended by a large number of representatives from retirement institutions and sovereign wealth funds at the local, regional and Middle Eastern levels.
The three training seminars, held over a week at its Abu Dhabi headquarters, were the first of its kind in the investment sector for Abu Dhabi pension funds, the fund said. They were carried out as part of a joint partnership agreement between the fund and ILPA worldwide.
These international training sessions are held to strengthen the fund’s leadership as an institution focused on training and developing the performance of pension funds locally and internationally.
Training workshops cover important topics such as private equity partnerships, co-investments and legal documentation. The Fund clarified that these workshops are designed to enhance the capabilities of professionals working in this important investment area, maximizing their individual, institutional and collective performance as trusted financial professionals representing program participants and Beneficiaries distribute funds to successful investments.
The Fund highlights the importance of such professional qualifications, largely due to the reputation and importance of the organizations responsible for training professionals. This was a key driver for working with ILPA, as it is one of the preeminent global entities for developing retirement funds and investment performance, managing more than 50% of total global private equity assets, valued at more than $2 trillion.
ILPA is the only global organization dedicated solely to advancing the interests of limited partners and beneficiaries through high-quality education, research, advocacy and events. It represents around 600 institutions and has more than 7,000 professional members from 50 countries, covering all categories of investors from small and large institutions, including public and private pension funds, universities, charities, family offices, insurance companies, investment firms , development financial institutions, and sovereign wealth funds.
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