Advisers – Page 116

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    BGI’s ALM head joins Pension Protection Fund

    2005-01-25T03:02:00Z

    UK – Partha Dasgupta, head of asset/liability management at Barclays Global Investors, has joined the new Pensions Protection Funds as director of investment and finance.

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    Psolve nabs three Aon consultants

    2005-01-24T03:53:00Z

    UK - Psolve Asset Solutions, sister firm of consultant Punter Southall, says it has hired three investment consultants from Aon in Scotland.

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    Capital International ‘has more to do in Europe’

    2005-01-24T03:37:00Z

    EUROPE – Ratings firm Fitch Ratings says reclusive US-based asset manager Capital International still has “further additions” to make to its European business.

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    Lothian scheme reappoints Hymans Robertson

    2005-01-21T03:38:00Z

    UK – The £2bn (€2.85bn) Lothian Pension Scheme has reappointed Hymans Robertson to provide actuarial and investment consulting services.

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    MLIM’s Dyson sees new consultant-manager model

    2005-01-20T12:04:00Z

    EUROPE – Andrew Dyson, head of institutional business at Merrill Lynch Investment Managers in Europe, has explained his ideas about a “new model” for the relationship between investment consultants and asset managers.

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    UK: NAPF’s wants trustees to “pull their weight”

    2005-01-20T12:03:00Z

    UK – The National Association of Pension Funds has published a guide on voting to help pension fund trustees “pull their weight” with UK firms.

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    December European ETF trading volumes fall

    2005-01-20T03:57:00Z

    EUROPE -- The aggregate volume of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) traded on European exchanges decreased 1.71% in December from the previous month to 220m shares, according to the Pan European ETF Report.

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    Further Fidelity move in Germany

    2005-01-20T03:40:00Z

    GERMANY -- The German arm of Fidelity Investments has further beefed up its new institutional fund business by poaching of a specialist for investment consultants from Deutsche Asset Management (DeAM).

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    Professor joins Dutch consultancy

    2005-01-20T03:27:00Z

    NETHERLANDS -- Pieter de Lange, professor of pension law at Radboud University, Nijmegen, is to join Dutch consultancy Schols & de Lange in February.

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    UK Social Investment Forum seeks chief

    2005-01-19T04:13:00Z

    UK- The UK Social Investment Forum, a network promoting the development of socially responsible investments among UK investors, is looking for a new executive director.

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    Aon Consulting’s Belgian co-MD Claes leaves

    2005-01-18T09:42:00Z

    EUROPE – Anne Claes, joint managing director at Aon Consulting in Belgium, has left.

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    New shareholders at MetallRente - report

    2005-01-18T03:29:00Z

    GERMANY - Metallrente, the pension fund for employees in Germany’s metalworking and engineering industries, looks set to get new shareholders as part of a shake-up aimed at boosting sales.

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    Dutch govt under fire at DNB pensions seminar

    2005-01-17T12:05:00Z

    NETHERLANDS - The Dutch government came under fire from senior pension industry figures such as Roland van den Brink and Jean Frijns at a seminar organised by the Dutch central bank earlier this week.

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    UK’s Enfield seeks investment consultant

    2005-01-17T04:31:00Z

    UK – The £370m (€525.9m) London Borough of Enfield Pension Fund is looking for an independent investment consultant.

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    JP Morgan eyes profitable German mandates

    2005-01-14T03:53:00Z

    GERMANY – The head of JP Morgan Fleming in Germany says that winning profitable mandates is the firm’s top priority.

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    Dutch actuaries want opinions made public

    2005-01-14T03:50:00Z

    NETHERLANDS – Actuaries’ opinions on the financial health of pension funds and insurance companies should be made available to policyholders and pension participants, the Dutch Actuarial Association has said.

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    Economic forum calls for pension governance

    2005-01-14T03:33:00Z

    GLOBAL - The World Economic Forum, the group that organises the annual Davos meeting of political and business leaders, has called for an international set of pension governance principles.

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    Two Dutch schemes back real estate fund Altera

    2005-01-14T03:33:00Z

    NETHERLANDS – Physiotherapists’ fund SPF and the pension fund of Cindu International in the Netherlands have invested E22m in Altera Vastgoed, the E1bn private real estate fund has said.

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    Pickering becomes trustee at educational charity

    2005-01-13T04:11:00Z

    UK – Alan Pickering, former chairman of the European Federation for Retirement Provision, has been invited to join the board of trustees of educational charity Pre-retirement Association.

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    MN Services’ real estate head Stouthamer quits

    2005-01-13T03:38:00Z

    NETHERLANDS – Erwin Stouthamer, head of international real estate at asset liability manager MN Services has left the company, it emerged today.