Investor Strategy – Page 99
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Asset managers could charge significant fees when buying bank loan books - Moody's
Ratings agency highlights attractiveness of loans for asset managers as banks deleverage.
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Barnier confirms IORP delay, announces Green Paper on long-term investing
Speaking in Amsterdam, commissioner says 'profound' impact of regulation on long-term investing understood.
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BT scheme buys minority stake in Thames Water
Fund says deal highlights commitment to UK infrastructure at a time when investment is political.
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UK roundup: Diversified growth funds, FTSE100, Towers Watson, BBC, BECTU
Towers Watson survey shows growth of diversified growth funds amoung FTSE100 schemes.
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'Tailor-made' OTC solutions could become commonplace in hedging, says PGGM
Prediction comes as Ido de Geus discussed impact of Volker rule, EMIR on hedging activity.
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Safe haven bonds were main contributor to 6% return for Dutch C&A fund
Fund was able to offset losses from equity portfolio, but still saw funding decline.
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European funds cut equities in favour of alternatives – Mercer
European Asset Allocation survey finds UK, Irish equity exposure now on par with Europe.
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PFA signs partnership to provide loans financing Danish exports
Pension fund is second scheme to sign agreement with export credit agency, following PensionDanmark.
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ESG roundup: Burma, Folksam, LD, Natural Capital Declaration
Lack of Burma engagement leaves firms exposed to a range of risks.
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CBI calls on UK funds to boost in-house management to access infrastructure
Report by business group urges government to boost credit ratings of projects, introduce tax break.
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UK pension funds turn to diversification to offset volatility
More than 60% of respondents to Barings survey see greater diversification as 'key tactic'.
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ABP to stick with core strategic investment mix for long haul
€260bn scheme returns 3.3% in 2011, largely as result of 25% hedge of interest risk on liabilities.
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Swiss companies introduce 'pure DC' elements to offset IAS19
Half of listed companies to introduce similar elements in next five years, says Towers Watson.
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Dutch pensions giant APG exploring range of scenarios for Greek outcome
Asset manager to change asset mix or adopt 'more dynamic' investment policy in event of euro exit.
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Institutional investors increasingly wary of emerging market asset bubbles
More than half of 800 survey respondents say markets at risk of overheating.
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IPE survey reveals active management in liability driven investment portfolios
Many pension funds torn over use of strategy, with some dismissing it entirely, survey shows.
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Mercer advises Dutch pension funds to cash in on hedges
30-year swap rate plunges to just 2.38%, its lowest level in history.
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Norwegian oil fund's foray into real estate essentially an 'inflation hedge'
Real estate CIO concedes Norges does not expect to hold property assets indefinitely.
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'Pensioner-heavy' Swiss scheme chooses duration risk over EM bonds
Pension fund for Sulzer decides against using part of risk budget for emerging market debt.
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Tesco launches in-house asset manager for £6bn pension fund
LGIM's Ian King appointed head of global equities, as LVAM's Steven Daniels serves as CIO.