All IPE articles in April 2011 (Online) – Page 3
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Global food production to require €55bn of investment a year – FSI
First State Investments says production must increase by 70% to meet rising demand.
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Icelandic pension funds acquire controversial energy firm
Group acquires 25% of geothermal power company HS Orka from Swedish subsidiary of Magma Energy.
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Roubini: US political deadlock could spark next 'bond revolt'
Economist says 'bond-market vigilantes' will eventually wake up and notice advanced economy sovereign risk.
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Dutch workers demand employers share pensions risk
Union federation FNV to focus on risk sharing when suspended negotiations resume in three weeks.
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A third of girls born in 2011 will live to be 100 – DWP
Office of National Statistics figures show 46-day surge in life expectancy in single year.
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Switzerland's Publica on lookout for corporate bond specialists
Public pension fund searching for specialists in euro-denominated corporate bonds as part of a restructuring.
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Germany's Union to offer ESG engagement service to institutional investors
Says BVK's recent adoption of UNPRI would trigger a 'sea change' in country.
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Pension scheme for doctors selects PGGM as provider
SPH and PGGM to co-operate on pension administration, asset management and board support.
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SPT board vows to stay on until 'administrator takeover'
Fired board at pension scheme for dentists fights back against its recent sacking by BPVT.
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Manager criticises consultants for leaving asset classes in 'limbo'
Marine Capital says consultants reluctant to move out of 'accepted' asset classes.
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Investors prefer EM private equity despite valuation concerns, says survey
Limited Partners expect better returns from emerging markets than developed markets for 2011 vintage.
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Financial system a Ponzi scheme, says former presidential adviser Kotlikoff
Council of Economic Advisers economist calls for introduction of 'limited purpose banking'.
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Swiss roundup: Swisscanto, Complementa, Credit Suisse
Funding levels at Swiss pension schemes remain stable in first quarter of 2011.
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Shareholders under the magnifying glass
The era of the 'absentee landlord' shareholder is over, says Hermes' Jennifer Walmsley.
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Court refuses to release alleged fraudster in Swiss BVK case
Complainant cites lack of evidence, says case against him built on speculation.
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Icelandic capital controls to remain until 2015 – central bank
Lifting controls this year would threaten financial, exchange rate stability.