All IPE articles in April 2018 (magazine) – Page 2
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Special Report
Switzerland: Unique challenges
The small size of the stock market hinders the deployment of factor investing in Switzerland
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Special Report
The momentous challenge
A successful momentum strategy requires close attention to trading costs and timing and the impact it has on returns
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Interviews
How we run our money: CEPB
Pierre Jameson, pictured, CIO of the Church of England Pensions Board, talks to Carlo Svaluto Moreolo about the fund’s active and global investment strategy
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Special Report
Fixed income: Starting to catch up
Exchange-traded funds have made most of the running in fixed income
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Special Report
Risk management: Risky business
Investors are diversifying their portfolios globally, but they are also exposing themselves to a broader range of risks
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Opinion Pieces
Letter From Brussels: Default guarantee option dominates debate on PEPP
Europe’s asset management industry is lobbying against any mandatory guaranteed default option in the third-pillar PEPP proposal
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Country Report
BRSG: Scramble for German DC
A new occupational pension framework without guarantees has stirred up an already complex industry and most of its stakeholders are still playing their cards close to their chest
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Special Report
ETFs: Smart beta or smart marketing?
Concerns remain about smart beta products and how investors are using them
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Interviews
On the record: Do you believe in factors?
Sparinstitutens Pensionskassa (SPK), KBC Pensioenfonds, Migros Pensionskasse
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Opinion Pieces
Long Term Matters: Getting behind the stewardship bullshit on Carillion
Every so often things go so wrong that players are forced to come clean. Which is what has started to happen with Carillion. And it’s not a pretty sight
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Features
The right balance
In a world that has demanded greater levels of robustness of financial institutions since the financial crisis, regulators are also faced with how to calibrate the funding requirements of pension funds
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Features
Convertible bonds: Welcome back, volatility
Investing in convertible bonds is a long-only strategy requiring investors to monitor a raft of factors
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Country Report
Austria: Something completely different?
A new approach to reform may boost Pensionskassen, which lack broad appeal despite good returns
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Features
Auditing: Going, going, gone
Could a closer inspection of ‘going concern’ flag up corporate ill health sooner?
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Features
Protectionism is already doing harm
The investment industry is, with good reason, worried about the prospect of a trade war
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Asset Class Reports
Asset allocation: An expanding universe
Sub-investment-grade debt markets are becoming more sophisticated and fund managers have taken note
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Special Report
Pension consolidation: is it all good news?
Consolidating pension funds has its pros and cons but the investment office could benefit the most
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Features
Investment advisers need to up their game
The UK’s competition watchdog is carrying out an investigation on pension fund investment consultants and fiduciary managers, which could transform the industry
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Special Report
Consultants: Gearing up for alternative advice
Investment advisers have laid the groundwork for further growth in the alternative investment market
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