Freschia Gonzales

Freschia Gonzales

Freschia is a News Writer for Key Media, contributing to Wealth Professional and Benefits and Pensions Monitor. She has also contributed to Australasian Lawyer and NZ Lawyer. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in International Studies from the University of San Jose Recoletos.

Starting her writing career in 2021, she has produced content for international audiences. In her spare time, Freschia critiques movies and series, follows musicals, and keeps up with pop culture.

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Canadian pensions feel the strain as private equity stumbles

Retirement plans juggle weak PE results with rising stress in private credit

Canadian pensions feel the strain as private equity stumbles

Middle East conflict squeezes Gulf oncology treatment supply chains: report

Rerouted cold-chain shipments raise hidden treatment risks for employer health plans

Middle East conflict squeezes Gulf oncology treatment supply chains: report

Pension giant tests Asia private equity secondaries in US$1.5 billion stake sale

Canadian plan sponsors watch as CPPIB taps secondaries to rebalance Asia risk

Pension giant tests Asia private equity secondaries in US$1.5 billion stake sale

Petition on endometriosis forces Canada to face hidden disability in the workplace

Advocates link pain to lost work and urge broader disability coverage for endometriosis

Petition on endometriosis forces Canada to face hidden disability in the workplace

One in five older Canadians can’t afford basics, survey says

the new retirement risk is not markets, it’s affording the basics

One in five older Canadians can’t afford basics, survey says

Is the Bank of Canada underestimating the inflation punch from the war?

Economists see BoC rate stuck at 2.25% this year even as oil climbs past US$100 a barrel

Is the Bank of Canada underestimating the inflation punch from the war?

Canada leans on oil output, not reserves, as Iran war rattles markets

Canada leans on record oil production to meet pledge as prices spike and pipelines near capacity

Canada leans on oil output, not reserves, as Iran war rattles markets

Most Canadians say time with loved ones drives their happiness

96% say time with loved ones directly boosts their happiness, survey shows

Most Canadians say time with loved ones drives their happiness

Pension giant waits on Ottawa to turn nation-building plans into investable projects

HOOPP readies cash for pipelines and power lines but sees few tangible deals yet

Pension giant waits on Ottawa to turn nation-building plans into investable projects

When private credit lines up at the exit

Investors rush to exit software-heavy private credit vehicles as discounts widen

When private credit lines up at the exit