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Fund fees are ‘not sustainable’
Management charges will have to fall as long as low interest rates drive down returns
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‘When the sun shines, we buy an umbrella’
APG’s Thijs Coenen believes the success of the pension manager is due to its willingness to do something different
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EQUITIES
Feb 8, 2013
Great Rotation hovers on the horizon
Is the flow out of bonds and back into stocks imminent?
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Feb 7, 2013
Pension funds wary of UK infrastructure
Investors want government to take on some of the risk of investing in new-build projects
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Setting ethical expectations for pension fund trustees
CFA Institute writer recommends a pension trustee code
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Older schemes will hinder auto-enrolment’s low fee offer
Existence of high fee dinosaurs will cause inertia
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How to spot manipulators and actors
CFA Institute: lie detection 101 for financial analysts
From
COMPANIES
Feb 7, 2013
Investors propose executive pay guidelines
NAPF seeks ‘skin in the game’ requirement
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EQUITIES
Feb 6, 2013
Restructuring talk boosts Man Group
Hargreaves Lansdown jumps 11.2% after fund flows doubl
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Feb 6, 2013
Commodity hedge fund investors seek exit
Assets under management estimated to have fallen by at least 20%
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Feb 4, 2013
Moscow Exchange valued at up to $4.6bn
Kremlin aims for bourse to rival London Stock Exchange
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A ‘pretty big shark cage’ would be needed to protect restructuring sovereigns from holdouts, but John Dizard believes it shows free capital flows are becoming restricted
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A ‘pretty big shark cage’ would be needed to protect restructuring sovereigns from holdouts, but John Dizard believes it shows free capital flows are becoming restricted
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