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COMPANIES
Feb 10, 2013
Equity and debt markets reawaken M&A
Stirring of ‘animal spirits’ among dealmakers
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WORLD
Feb 10, 2013
Global deals put Qatar debt in spotlight
Financing structures are rarely made public
Feb 10, 2013
Vanguard and BlackRock keep gun stakes
Chicago mayor calls for end of investment in gun makers
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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
Feb 10, 2013
Fund fees are ‘not sustainable’
Management charges will have to fall as long as low interest rates drive down returns
Face to Face
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PEOPLE IN FUND MANAGEMENT
Feb 10, 2013
‘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
- Face to face Luxembourg could strike fund gold again
- Face to Face Good governance delivers good value
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FTFM OPINION
Feb 10, 2013
The fittest adapt to evolutionary pressures
Fund managers must adjust to a changing environment to survive
Feb 10, 2013
Investors apply ESG to assess bond risks
Pension investors are using environmental, social and governance criteria to try and determine the creditworthiness of sovereign bonds
Feb 10, 2013
Frontier equity markets cause a stir
Returns have outpaced emerging markets since the beginning of January
Columnists
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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