Greece
Latest news and analysis of pensions, asset management, regulation and trends in Greece from IPE’s award-winning journalists.
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Greece’s funded supplementary system heads towards first €24m
New Greek pension system ‘will lead to higher pensions’
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IPE Conference: Political risk in Europe ‘on the decline for first time’
Investors missing opportunities in CEE and Greece as niche markets, delegates in Prague told
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Joseph Mariathasan: Greece – is there hope?
With the troubled country returning to bond markets, there may finally be reasons to be cheerful in south-east Europe
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IPE Views: Can the EU avoid both Brexit and Grexit?
A lot of fresh thinking is needed to resolve the European Union’s existential crisis, writes Joseph Mariathasan
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Joseph Mariathasan: Where next after the Greek election?
The re-election of prime minister Alexis Tsipras does not mean the country’s troubles are at an end, warns Joseph Mariathasan
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Greece: When politics becomes theatre
The Greek crisis will be a turning point for Europe, but it is for political leaders and not the ECB to decide in which direction, argues Joseph Mariathasan
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Investment performance of UK charities hit by Greek debt crisis
Unravelling Greek crisis plays havoc with performance over second quarter, figures show
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Greek uncertainty remains key issue, pension funds admit
Asset managers remain concerned about euro-zone exit, impact on long-term investment prospects within region
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Asset Class ReportsEuropean market volatility to continue for weeks – Blue Sky [updated]
Greek repayment of European Central Bank loan on 20 July ‘crucial’, CIO says
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Dutch pension funds untroubled by risk of Greece contagion
Remaining exposure to troubled country limited at most
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ECB to ‘act as backstop’ to protect markets from Greek default contagion
Asset managers call for calm in euro-zone despite expected Greek default
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Danish pension funds expect turbulent week on Greece jitters
PFA Pension, Nordea’s Danish subsidiary sanguine on risk of contagion
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Chronicle of a death foretold: But is it Greece or the euro-zone?
The argument must be made that there is a special relationship that ties countries within the EU together, argues Joseph Mariathasan
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Search for yield to continue for 'long time to come', BlackRock warns
ECB president Mario Draghi should be admired for ‘courage’ to push through QE, says chief executive Larry Fink
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IPE Views: Greece and the Hotel Euro-zone
Joseph Mariathasan explains how the euro-zone is not unlike the Hotel California – you can check out any time you like, but you just can never leave
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Grexit: Economic choice or political nightmare?
The Greek crisis is not just about debt – it’s about the raison d’etre of the EU itself
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Possibility of Greek exit already factored into portfolio – APG
Pension fund shifted strategic government bond allocation in favour of UK, US government paper
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Asset managers calm over risk of contagion from Greek election
Greek yields rise marginally after Syriza victory as Spanish, Italian yields continue QE-fuelled decline
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Greek pension cuts affecting frugal workers 'disproportionately'
Study co-authored by member of Hellenic Actuarial Authority says work proves ‘beyond shadow of doubt’ differing impact of cuts
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The Mediterranean: Uncertainty reigns
Cyprus’ economic proximity to Greece is causing uncertainty. Nina Röhrbein looks at the effect of regional economic turmoil on the investment strategies of pension funds
