IJR News — today's news from every sideDana Whitfield This push for internal records feels like a partisan move to harass the paper rather than address real oversight issues. Tom Gallagher Starting with 5 million square feet already leased is a safer bet than chasing new builds in a crowded market. Danica Pension Cuts Stakes Across Tech Utilities Financials — Jul 22, 2026Danica Pension Livsforsikringsaktieselskab trimmed its holdings across several major U.S. companies in the first quarter, including MongoDB (-32.5%), Quanta Services (-36.9%), NextEra Energy (-40.3%), Block (-59.8%), and U.S. Bancorp (-77.5%), signaling a broad portfolio rotation. The moves accompanied other investors’ activity, illustrating ongoing repositioning across technology, energy, utilities, finance, and infrastructure stocks.
France Plans Wide-Ranging 2026 Reforms — Aug 27, 2026France faces a precarious budget season ahead of the 2027 presidential election, with a hung parliament, one of the euro zone’s highest deficits, and a minority government navigating potential budget carryovers and contentious reforms, including pension policy. At the same time, residents face September changes such as mandatory e-billing for businesses, tighter MaPrimeRénov’ rules, and ongoing debates among candidates on pensions, taxes, immigration, and Europe as Paris maps out future fiscal goals.
Dana Whitfield The Aegon deal is the real story here - if that integration goes smoothly it could actually justify some of this optimism. 
