International Centre for Pension Management Names 2 New Board Members

Canadian nonprofit the International Centre for Pension Management has named Poul Winslow and APG Asset Management’s Matilde Segarra to its board of directors

Segarra is currently CEO and president of APG US, and Winslow is a former managing director and head of thematic investing and external portfolio management at CPP Investments. He was also CIO of Swedish Andra AP-fonden.

“Matilde and Poul are a great complement to the rest of the ICPM Board, each adding unique perspectives and experience that are already proving valuable to driving ICPM’s mission,” ICPM Board Chair Sudhir Rajkumar said in a release.

After a previous stint at APG, Segarra rejoined the firm in February 2022 as CEO of APG US, overseeing investment activities and operations and serving as chair of the APG US executive board, the crisis management team, the change initiative board and the private equity co-investment committee. She also serves as co-lead of APG Asset Management’s global people and culture strategy and is a board sponsor of the APG US women’s forum.

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Prior to rejoining APG, Segarra was chief risk officer of Asia-Pacific for Fidelity International, responsible for implementing and overseeing the firm’s global risk management framework for all risk types. She also coordinated the build-out of Fidelity’s Global Risk monitoring and oversight framework for sustainable investing and corporate sustainability. While at Fidelity, she also served on the board of Fidelity’s Korean and Taiwanese business entities and as the manager in charge of risk management in Hong Kong.

Segarra relocated to the U.S. in 2015 to join APG US and was promoted to chief finance and risk officer for the US in 2018.

Winslow retired from CPP Investments in May 2022 as senior managing director and global head of capital markets and factor investing after more than three decades working with multi-asset class and alternative investments. He joined CPP in 2009 as managing director and head of thematic investing and external portfolio management.

Prior to joining CPP Investments, Winslow was CIO of Swedish fund Andra AP-fonden, also known as AP2, and also held senior leadership roles at Nordea Investment Management in Denmark, Sweden and the U.S. Poul also served as a trustee of the Standards Board for Alternative Investments.

ICPM also named Julie Mallory of Ontario Power Generation as a new member of its research committee. Mallory is the managing director for portfolio strategy and investment risk at OPG and is part of its fund management team.