All articles by Amin Rajan – Page 2
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Do investment innovations work?
The current crisis will be the mother of innovation. But Amin Rajan cautions that, after a traumatic decade, it is also time for a reality check: which of the modern innovations have worked, which have not, and why?
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A cornerstone of excellence
In the fifth and final article in a new survey, Jervis Smith and Amin Rajan argue that outsourcing is no longer a nickel-and-dime business
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FeaturesThe yin and yang of multi-boutiques
In the fourth article in a new series, Neeraj Sahai and Amin Rajan argue that boutique is a state of mind. Only savvy leaders can create it
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The high wire act of asset allocation
Diversification is staging a reincarnation, according to Barb McKenzie and Amin Rajan
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The new silver bullet in the age of uncertainty
In the second article in a new series, Nick Lyster and Amin Rajan argue that the credit crunch has exploded the myth that asset managers and pension consultants possess rare insights
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Exploiting uncertainty in investment markets
In the first in a series on a new study, Barb McKenzie, Neeraj Sahai and Amin Rajan argue that subdued asset growth is set to drive out mediocrity from the asset industry
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FeaturesGoing beyond sound-bite leadership
In the final article in this series, Neeraj Sahai and Amin Rajan conclude that asset mangers can no longer afford to confuse the buzz of the investment function with leadership
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Turning a crisis into an opportunity
In the fourth article on a new study, Amin Rajan and Jervis Smith argue that extraordinary times offer an opportunity to create businesses of enduring value
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The yin and yang of asset allocation
In the third article in a series on a new study, Amin Rajan and Jim McCaughan show that clients are testing contrasting approaches
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FeaturesThe simplicity bug is spreading
In the second article in a series on a new study, Amin Rajan and Nicholas Lyster argue that, like other crises, this one will pass. But its pain will long endure
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FeaturesDawn of a new normal
In the first article covering a new global study, Jim McCaughan, Neeraj Sahai and Amin Rajan argue that what asset managers do next will decide their industry’s fate
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FeaturesDeath of common sense
In his final article on a new report, Amin Rajan concludes that without a sea change in the existing practices, pension funds will continue to stumble from one crisis to another
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FeaturesRediscover common sense virtues
In the second in a series of articles on a new report, Amin Rajan argues that asset allocation is more about mindsets than models, as pension funds move from calendar time to real time
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FeaturesThe Achilles heel of DC plans
In the third in a series of articles, Amin Rajan argues that DC plans risk sparking a gigantic mis-selling scandal
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FeaturesInnovation: Used, misused and abused
In the third in a series of articles on a new report, Amin Rajan laments that alpha has been everywhere except in performance numbers
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Special ReportLong on intentions but short on deliverables
In the first of a series of articles on a new study, Amin Rajan argues that Europe’s pension landscape is not fit for purpose post the credit crisis
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Seeing with new eyes
In the final article on a new study, Amin Rajan and Neeraj Sahai conclude that there are no short-cuts to any place worth going
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Delivering a seal of approval
In the third of a series of articles based on a new study*, Amin Rajan and Jervis Smith highlight the ascendancy of third-party administrators
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FeaturesThe benefits of globalisation
In the second in a series, Amin Rajan and Neeraj Sahai discuss the causes and consequences of globalisation for pension funds
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Success beyond national boundaries
In the first in a series of four articles on a new research study, Amin Rajan and Jervis Smith highlight the lessons learnt so far by asset managers venturing abroad
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