From LEX 11:40pm

Ultra-long bonds: benefits of maturity

Long-term debt is dirt cheap – right here, right now

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The future slowly becomes clearer
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FTfm/Ignites: Investing for Retirement 2012
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Many Americans have no idea how to plan for retirement
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From CAPITAL MARKETS 9:22pm

Borrow longer on low rates, Treasury told

Even a 50-year security has been proposed to lock in low costs

From COMPANIES Feb 11, 2013

Norway oil fund invests in $600m in US

Real estate portfolio expands beyond Europe

From INVESTMENT STRATEGY Feb 10, 2013

Investors diversify against stock falls

Hedge funds and private markets selected

From COMPANIES Feb 10, 2013

Funding for infrastructure projects dwindles

Banks struggle to offer long-term debt amid deficit reduction programmes

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Fund fees are ‘not sustainable’

Management charges will have to fall as long as low interest rates drive down returns

An illustration of Thijs Coenen Face to Face from 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

From EQUITIES Feb 8, 2013

Great Rotation hovers on the horizon

Is the flow out of bonds and back into stocks imminent?

A bricklayer adds cement to a brick as he builds a wall for a new home at Bovis Homes Group Plc's Kingsmere residential development in Bicester, U.K., on Friday, Sept. 30, 2011. U.K. mortgage approvals rose to their highest level in 15 months in August as property investors bolstered demand, the British Bankers' Association said. ©Bloomberg 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

From COMPANIES Feb 7, 2013

Investors propose executive pay guidelines

NAPF seeks ‘skin in the game’ requirement

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John Dizard 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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