All IPE articles in December 2019 (online) – Page 2
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France hit by strikes over pension reform plans
Reform plan scheduled to be introduced in parliament early next year
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NewsAegon to replace TKPI label with Aegon AM
Change meant to improve service provision and competitive position
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CIO to leave Church pensions board
CEPB was one of the first UK institutional investors in private debt
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NewsDutch pension fund body sets out stall on CMU agenda
Wishlist includes improvements regarding withholding tax, insolvency regimes and non-financial corporate reporting
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IPE Conference: Long-term horizon hailed as key to improved investment approach
‘The biggest risk is that you will not achieve any returns in the coming decades,’ says Jaap van Dam, 300 Club
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IPE Conference: Pension funds find changing public opinion is part of a PE investor’s role
“Locusts” perception of private equity poses challenges for would-be investors
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AP1 hit by new rules breach as head of equities agrees to quit
Swedish national pension fund says Olof Jonasson bought into firms AP1 later invested in
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NewsLarge Dutch metal schemes keep premium, accrual unchanged in 2020
PMT and PME announce significant contribution rise for 2021
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NewsEU negotiators agree on sustainability taxonomy, approval still needed
Efama calls for action on corporate reporting given investor disclosure requirements
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PIC invests £250m in debt issued by City of London
The investment is part of an ambitious programme of major projects designed to benefit the Square Mile, London and the UK
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NewsNordic, UK pension funds join soy buyers in Brazil deforestation warning
Seven major European funds call on Brazillian government to honour 2006 agreement
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NewsImpact Investing Institute to launch programme to woo pension funds
Pension savers show strong desire for sustainable investments
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IPE Conference and Awards 2019: Event Buzz
The annual IPE Conference and Awards 2019 took place in Copenhagen, during 3 and 4 December.
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Sampension invests in German, Irish green bonds and plans more
Major Nordic pension players invest in World Bank’s first green bond issue in Danish kroner
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NewsNatixis: Institutional investors expect global financial crisis in next five years
Volatility, a continuation of the historically low yield environment and foreign interference in elections are also key trends to watch over the next 12 months
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NewsCDC, Lærernes among backers of Amundi-EIB green credit programme
Programme aims to help plug climate finance gaps by developing green debt markets beyond investment grade green bonds
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AP1 to lose 4 internal equity managers in shift to passive
Swedish national pension fund revamps strategy after missing some equity targets
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WTW’s German Pensionsfonds vehicle gets €2.6bn boost with Innogy
Innogy’s new owner E.On does not have a Pensionsfonds
