Latest from IPE Magazine – Page 168
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FeaturesThe long and short of it
One question I ask as many investors as I can relates to time horizons: How can you really be a long-term investor when everything is so uncertain?
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Country Report
Af2i: Open for business
Jean-François Boulier, president of Af2i outlines his association’s activities and ambitions
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Country Report
Sweden: AP funds work together
Sweden’s four main buffers funds have increased co-ordination since the failed system change in 2017
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Asset Class Reports
A scorecard on Trump’s rhetoric
The US president has followed through on many, although far from all, of his policy pledges
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Features
Direct Lending: Becoming bankers
As balance sheet capital requirements mean banks step away from lending, institutional investors are replacing them
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Special Report
Backlash: The turn against technology
Concerns about the dangers of new technology suggest more regulation ahead
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Country Report
KLP: Awash with cash, bereft of options
Kommunale Landespensjonskasse is asset rich with a mandate to invest in more real estate, but where can it find suitable opportunities?
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Special Report
Space: The final frontier
A reduction of costs is enabling disruptive applications that use satellite-derived data
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Special Report
Natural Capital: Back to the land
Natural capital solutions reduce harm to essential ecosystems but investors need to be convinced they can feel the benefits as well
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Special Report
Commentary: How and why we allocate to impact
A pioneer in impact investing explains its approach
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Special Report
Church Pension Fund: Moving the needle
The Church Pension Fund in New York reflects on how it practises impact investing
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FeaturesIPE Expectations Indicator: May 2018
It would be an understatement to say the shine has left the US equity market, given this month’s manager expectation submissions. The month’s responses indicate movements across all asset categories, with a positive nod toward Europe, while those who predict change (for instance in the US and the UK) are seeing an erosion of confidence towards equity valuations.
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FeaturesDiary of an Investor: Making an impact
We at Wasserdicht like to think that our company has a positive impact around the world as a pump and flood protection equipment multinational
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FeaturesSpain protests as pension cuts loom
Since the autumn of 2017, hardly a week has gone by without a mass demonstration taking to the streets of large Spanish cities
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Features
Accounting Matters: EU moves to review standards
The news that the European Commission wants to carry out a “comprehensive check of the fitness of the EU framework on public reporting by companies” appears to have caught the IFRS Foundation on the hop
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FeaturesInterview: Julian Mund, PLSA
Is Julian Mund trying to please too many people as CEO of the UK’s Pension & Lifetime Savings Association?
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Interviews
On the Record: How do you use technology?
PensionDanmark, RPMI Railpen & Pensioenfonds PGB
