Markets – Page 124
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Quarter of German investment professionals see Greek exit as positive for markets
Large share of German investment professionals expect Greece to exit euro-zone, but foresee positive impact
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Swiss AHV’s FX hedge prevents CHF1bn loss
Selective currency hedging saved Swiss first pillar fund from major losses in the wake of SNB decision
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AP7 tenders equity mandates worth 90% of buffer fund's value
Swedish buffer fund to appoint three managers to operate lion’s share of scheme’s assets.
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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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NewsNorwegian pensions on track to be region's most cost-effective – study
Economies of scale seen emerging as volumes increase, study shows
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NewsUK pension funds ‘feast’ on pre-election index-linked Gilt auction
Last major Gilt auction before election nearly four times oversubscribed
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Quantitative easing programme an 'opportunity' for Germany's BVK
German Association of Corporate Pension Funds laments impact on savers
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Pension funds' ETF allocations driven by diversification, study shows
Schemes hold onto ETFs for 29 months on average – the highest of all institutions in Europe
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UK Debt Management Office concedes 'growing case' for CPI issuance
Pension funds continue to lobby DMO over issuance of index-linked Gilts based on consumer prices index
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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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Fund managers must improve 'underdeveloped' RI reporting framework
Coalition of 16 UK pension funds calls on industry to increase level of social impact monitoring
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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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ECB move provides ‘toxic cocktail’ for pension scheme funding
Lower yields to hit funding levels in euro-zone and UK
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QE bad news for Dutch pension funds, consultants say
Interest-linked liabilities likely to increase further, according to Mercer, Aon Hewitt
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ECB's larger-than-expected QE programme welcomed by markets
Asset manager to Europe’s largest pension fund says announcement meets expectations, will not impact asset allocation
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ECB quantitative easing: Question everything
IPE’s Martin Steward analyses today’s long-awaited European Central Bank announcement
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Danish pension funds confident krone/euro peg will hold
Sampension says will not move bond risk to US
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Finland’s Veritas says QE could stimulate, but worries about opposition
Varma sees ECB ‘surprising’ market tomorrow
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Industriens sees trouble ahead for Danish krone’s peg to euro
Pension fund prepares for ECB’s quantitative easing by shorting US Treasuries
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Swiss National Bank acted responsibly on currency peg, Publica says
Country’s largest public pension fund says foreign-currency hedging ‘saved’ assets
