IPE Magazine

April 2012

Analysis

Pensionsfonds, 10 years on

It is said that more tax literature exists in German than in any other language. This may be true, but Germany’s institutional investment set-up, as well as its five occupational pensions ‘vehicles’, ...
02 Apr 2012

Is capital undervalued and equity a ‘stranded asset’? 02 Apr 2012

Damned if you do, damned if you don’t 02 Apr 2012

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Briefing

Regulating Europe

Gail Moss reviews pension regulation and law changes under discussion in seven European countries
02 Apr 2012

European pension supervision 02 Apr 2012

The impact of Solvency II rules 02 Apr 2012

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Diary of An Investor

CIO talk

It is a cold Tuesday morning in March as I land at Copenhagen’s Kastrup Airport on my way to visit Rolf at PensionKøbenhavn, one of Denmark’s most innovative pension funds, to finalise our strategic...
02 Apr 2012

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ESG Reports

Credit: Coupons and principles

While corporates increasingly have to turn to capital markets for funding, now is the time for investors to push their ESG requirements, writes Joshua Hughes
02 Apr 2012

Food for thought 02 Apr 2012

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Guest Viewpoint

Ronald Doeswijk & Laurens Swinkels, Robeco

To start this contribution on inflation, let’s open with some facts. First, central banks around the world tend to target inflation rates. In developed countries, an inflation target of 2% is not...
02 Apr 2012

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How We Run Our Money

Flyweight in benchmark knock-out

Nina Röhrbein spoke with Gregor Hirt, head of investment for the pension fund Vorsorgestiftung Schroder & Co Bank, who explains how it punches above its weight
02 Apr 2012

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Investing In...

Credit: The cleanest dirty shirt

Non-financial corporate credit is perfectly poised for the macro environment, but spreads are tight – and other areas of the credit spectrum present considerable risks. Joseph Mariathasan reports
02 Apr 2012

Credit: Balancing out the banks 02 Apr 2012

Credit: What’s in a name? 02 Apr 2012

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Letter from the US

Funds join the fray

This proxy season in the US is likely to be highly politicised, with the public sector’s pension funds playing a big role. In fact, it will be a test for several rules introduced by the Dodd-Frank...
02 Apr 2012

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Long-term Matters

Long-term Matters: Climate a major beta risk

Last week in Istanbul, I heard the International Energy Authority’s chief economist say the world’s on track for six degrees warming by 2100. This “catastrophe for all of us” is the mother of all...
02 Apr 2012

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Off The Record

Boutique appeal

Two-thirds of respondents to this month’s Off The Record survey stated that their fund did not have any restrictions on allocating to boutique asset managers.
02 Apr 2012

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On The Record

Pensions Accounting

Property valuation

Any business that wants to stay in business needs to recognise revenue. And conveniently enough, recent machinations at the IASB have combined in a perfect storm of revenue recognition, the...
02 Apr 2012

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Pensions In

Austria: Focus on re-emerging Europe

Austrian institutions are finding new ways of dealing with low interest rates but are still waiting for reform, writes Barbara Ottawa
02 Apr 2012

Germany: Providers of liquidity 02 Apr 2012

Germany: Are Pensionsfonds maturing? 02 Apr 2012

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Securities Services

Custody and banking reform

Iain Morse asks whether European banking reforms will have an adverse impact on securities services providers
02 Apr 2012

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Special Reports

Boutique Asset Managers: In at the ground floor

Even if the performance benefits of early-stage managers might be contested,Lynn Strongin Dodds identifies further positives in the form of negotiated fees, revenue sharing and direct-ownership...
02 Apr 2012

Boutique Asset Managers: IMQubator: giving talent a push 02 Apr 2012

Boutique Asset Managers: Size bias 02 Apr 2012

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Strategically Speaking

Surviving the seven years of famine

Rogge Global Partners operates out of one of London’s most spectacular offices, the neo-Gothic Sion Hall, its traders toiling beneath the gaze of stained-glass images of heroes of the English...
02 Apr 2012

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