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  • News

    Swedish fund dumps Nordea & Carlson for Lindstrom

    2002-09-12T09:46:00Z

    SWEDEN- Swedish consultant Bohman & Lindstrom has signed its first client since branching out into portfolio management and will run Sek4.5bn (e490m) for the Swedish church insurance association, the pension fund for employees of the church.

  • News

    Funds to drive asset growth of 8% in Europe

    2002-09-12T04:48:00Z

    EUROPE - Europe’s investment funds are driving growth in a shrinking global fund management industry, says Cerulli Associates, a London and Boston-based research and consulting firm.

  • News

    S&P appoints Canadell to push European drive

    2002-09-11T04:58:00Z

    EUROPE - Standard & Poor’s has appointed Eudald Canadell as its new managing director for S&P’s Index Services Europe. The appointment coincides with the opening of new European headquarters in Paris, which marks a push into Europe for the index provider.

  • News

    European investment fund market drops 6.7% in Q2

    2002-09-10T04:28:00Z

    EUROPE- Combined assets of the Europe’s investment fund market fell 6.7% during the second quarter of this year, resulting in a 2.9% decline for the first half, according to FEFSI, the pan-European federation of investment managers associations and companies.

  • News

    UBS hires Housden as client relationship manager

    2002-09-10T04:16:00Z

    UK- UBS Global Asset Management has appointed Merrill Lynch’s Michael Housden as a managing director within the client portfolio management team, a role that makes him responsible for developing and maintaining client relationships in the UK and overseas.

  • News

    Commerz's merged AM division opens for business

    2002-09-05T10:06:00Z

    GERMANY- Commerzbank’s merged asset management division has begun operating under the name of COMINVEST Asset Management.

  • News

    ING outsources equity clearance to BoNY

    2002-09-05T05:10:00Z

    GLOBAL- ING is to outsource its international cash equities clearance and settlements in London, New York, Hong Kong and Singapore to the Bank of New York in what is Europe’s largest broker-dealer outsourcing transaction.

  • News

    AIMA publishes hedge fund industry guide

    2002-09-04T05:01:00Z

    EUROPE- AIMA, the Alternative Investment Management Association, and European hedge fund industry participants, led by Goldman Sachs, have published a guide advising Europe’s hedge fund managers how to adopt sound business practices and reduce the risks of costly mistakes.

  • Features

    Still signs of life

    September 2002 (Magazine)

    The fund management industry in Switzerland continues to be one of the most dynamic markets in Europe, despite growth of assets slowing down. According to figures published by the Swiss Fund Association (SFA), the country’s fund market didn’t attract significant inflows during last year, even though the number of new ...

  • Features

    Managers gear up for DC opportunity

    September 2002 (Magazine)

  • Features

    Where implemented consulting fits

    September 2002 (Magazine)

  • Features

    HB&W acquires French adviser

    September 2002 (Magazine)

  • News

    Occupational membership in the UK falls

    2002-08-30T04:51:00Z

    UK- The number of employees belonging to occupational pension schemes in the UK is falling, according to the preliminary results of survey published by the Government Actuary’s Department (GAD).

  • News

    Chemie picks Ecofin for ALM and manager selection

    2002-08-30T04:31:00Z

    GERMANY- Chemie Pensionsfonds, administered by HVB, has appointed Ecofin to carry out a full asset and liability study, and to assist in the selection of external asset managers.

  • News

    FSA fines Royal & SunAlliance e2.1m

    2002-08-27T05:20:00Z

    UK- The UK’s Financial Services Authority has fined certain life insurance companies within the Royal & SunAlliance group £1.35m (e2.11m) for missing deadlines and failing to introduce recommendations made by the Personal Investment Authority in its pensions review.

  • News

    AP3 commits further e135m to private equity

    2002-08-27T04:50:00Z

    SWEDEN- Sweden’s third national pension fund AP3 has committed a further e135m to private equity taking its total investment in the asset class to e210m. The latest commitment by the fund is almost split half and half between US and European private equity houses.

  • News

    Kelly quits Mercers for Vodafone pensions job

    2002-08-23T05:26:00Z

    UK- Paul Kelly has quit Mercer Human Resource Consulting where he was European partner and senior consultant to join telecoms group Vodafone as director of pensions.

  • News

    Shake up at US fund sees Rogge lose e611m mandate

    2002-08-23T04:58:00Z

    US- A complete overhaul of asset allocation at the Illinois teachers’ retirement system (TRS) has thrown two mandates out to tender and led the fund to drop Rogge Global Partners from a $594m (e611m) international fixed income mandate.

  • News

    Mercers hires Standard Chartered's pensions head

    2002-08-23T04:54:00Z

    UK- Mercer Investment Consulting has added to its UK team by hiring Standard Chartered Bank’s Chris Gill who joins as a European principal and senior consultant responsible for manager research and a number of clients.

  • News

    Bureau Bosch publishes Dutch manager rankings

    2002-08-23T04:50:00Z

    NETHERLANDS- Foreign investment managers will soon overtake their Dutch counterparts in overseeing the country’s pension fund assets according to the 2002 report by consultant Bureau Bosch into the Dutch investment industry. The report covers 78 managers and is seen as a definitive guide to the Dutch pension fund investment market.