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From WORLD Dec 5, 2012

Pensions proposal raises eyebrows

Some fear rethink on liabilities would sweep problem under carpet

Industry trends

Investing in commodities

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Enthusiasm wanes as regulators sharpen claws

– Special report

Glimmer of life raises cautious hopes

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Bulk of activity focused on cross-border funds

– Quarterly industry review

Dec 4, 2012

IMA chief looks beyond executive pay

Daniel Godfrey wants to focus on engagement and strategy

From CURRENCIES Dec 3, 2012

Credit Suisse to penalise franc deposits

Bank introduces negative rates as it seeks to stem inflows

From COMPANIES Dec 2, 2012

Rules will ‘stifle alternative lending’

New sources of world credit face regulatory constraint, firm warns

Dec 2, 2012

EU rule to spur share sell-off

‘Structural shift’ towards debt markets

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Setting ethical expectations for pension fund trustees

CFA Institute writer recommends a pension trustee code
Older schemes will hinder auto-enrolment’s low fee offer

Existence of high fee dinosaurs will cause inertia
How to spot manipulators and actors

CFA Institute: lie detection 101 for financial analysts

From PENSIONS INDUSTRY Dec 2, 2012

Experts question PPI over pensions

Experts question PPI support for pension costs calculation

The Big Picture DC scheme design stirs up strong opinions
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From INVESTMENT STRATEGY Dec 2, 2012

Money markets funds to ‘flex’

Investors face losses under new arrangements

US regulators outline money fund reforms
Markets Insight Money market funds come under attack

Flags of the EU member states fly in front of the European Parliament in Brussels

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Alternatives battle as directive is delayed

Lobbying over AIFMD is increasing

From FTFM OPINION Dec 2, 2012

Global trends in financial advice

Fee-for-service model eliminates many conflicts of interest

From FTFM OPINION Dec 2, 2012

Hounding of Intrade a cause for regret

Prediction markets can serve investors

Columnists

View from the US

John Dizard

Shrinking North-American opportunities and low prices are forcing US gas exploration companies to look abroad, and Ukraine can see an opportunity, writs John Dizard

Opinion

Steve Johnson

Preventing regulatory arbitrage by regulating all participants equally is laudable. But this risks being a colossal own goal. We need shadow banking, says Steve Johnson

The Last Word

John Plender

What will happen when central banks start selling the bonds they’ve been buying, asks John Plender, who thinks we are due for a reversion to the mean

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