All IPE articles in April 2011 (Online)
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NewsNordic roundup: Nordea, Swedbank, Handelsebanken, AMF, Skandia
Nordea registers highest-ever net inflows of €2.1bn in institutional clients’ assets in Q1.
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NewsDutch schemes 'still falling short' on investment policy, risk management
Watchdog says risk management, expertise do not match complexity of investment policies.
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NewsDenmark's ATP sees first-quarter profits slip
Value of pension liabilities fall by DKK21.6bn thanks to interest rate increases.
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NewsSwitzerland's PKZH to sign UNPRI, draw up exclusion policy
€10.5bn pension fund becomes third Swiss scheme to commit to UN's SRI principles.
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NewsSamsung Life targets European, US real estate with RREEF
Korea's largest pension provider looks to invest in direct real estate through Deutsche Bank subsidiary.
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NewsCalPERS deal is first toehold in US, says France's TOBAM
CalPERS also awards Paris-based Lehman Brothers spinoff large global equities mandate.
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NewsPension funds likely to back board in 'proper proxy fight'
Hedge fund Elliot Advisors aims to appoint non-executive directors to National Express board.
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NewsCroydon pension fund dumps Mercer for Aon Hewitt
LGPS seeking to forge framework agreement with other schemes to generate fee discounts.
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NewsFarm protestors to target BAT shareholders
Union to draw attention to 'poor wages, working conditions' among farm workers.
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NewsDutch asset manager Robeco to offer cross-border pension vehicle
Chief executive Roderick Munsters says Robeco also sees opportunities in insurance, administration.
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NewsWednesday people roundup
JPMAM, State Street, BESTrustees, Invesco Perpetual, RBC Dexia, First State, GE Asset Management
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NewsUniq 'transformed' after selling 90% of company to pay pensions
Chief executive tells shareholders: ‘It’s this – or insolvency’.
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NewsItaly's Unicredit reconsiders options for Pioneer Investments
Group denies central bank blocked sale, says offers did not 'add more value' than keeping Pioneer as standalone business.
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NewsBusiness body lashes out at 'unfair' public sector pensions
Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce calls on Scottish government to abandon DB model.
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NewsMajority of Germans oblivious to 'three-pillar' pension system
70% of respondents confuse second, third pillars, while 60% admit ignorance of first-pillar entitlement.
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NewsRising interest rates boost funding at €28bn Bpf Bouw
Officials say 2% loss due to extensive hedge cancels out 1.6% return on investments.
