Europe's Pension Consultants
Europe's Pension Consultants: New wine in old bottles?
01 Mar 2011
Brendan Maton asks whether fiduciary management is really a new advisory structure, or just a new charging structure
Europe's Pension Consultants: For better or worse
01 Mar 2011
Consultant monogamy is still widespread in Germany, but faithfulness does not mean fiduciary management, finds Barbara Ottawa
Europe's Pension Consultants: Talking heads
01 Mar 2011
We put questions to nine leading European pension consultants
Europe's Pension Consultants: A little goes a long way
01 Mar 2011
The UK’s smaller pension schemes are arguably more varied and challenged than the bigger ones. Martin Steward meets some of the advisers dedicated to helping them cope
Europe's Pension Consultants: Rapid change
01 Mar 2010
Twin trends of consolidation and thriving specialist boutiques coincide with an urgent debate about the role of advisers and ownership of responsibility within the pensions governance complex. Martin ...
Europe's Pension Consultants: One-stop shop
01 Mar 2010
Trustees now have various opportunities to delegate some investment decision-making. Gill Wadsworth asks whether fiduciary management is a better bet than implemented consulting
In the mix
10 Mar 2009
Asset managers hire specialists dedicated to getting closer to them, their forays into multi-management have been the source of interest and controversy. Liam Kennedy assesses the new mix of services ...
New advice rules
10 Mar 2009
Nina Röhrbein asks consultants how they see their relationship with investors changing to meet the challenges of a new financial environment
Take a position
10 Mar 2009
The UK buyout market is providing good opportunities for consultants with the right experience. But there is room for more players. Gill Wadsworth reports
