How We Run Our Money – Page 10

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    Nerves of steel

    July 2009 (Magazine)

    Hugh Smart of the British Steel Pension Fund tells Nina Röhrbein about his approach to dynamic decision making in a portfolio split between liability matching and return generation

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    Bounty hunt

    June 2009 (Magazine)

    Many people assume that German pension fund asset allocation is a conservative game. But it is famously the exceptions that prove the rule.

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    In the real world

    April 2009 (Magazine)

    Nina Röhrbein discusses indexation policy and inflation protection with Mariëtte Simons, director at the Utrecht-based Pensioenfonds SNS Reaal

  • Make the portfolio sweat
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    Make the portfolio sweat

    March 2009 (Magazine)

    Liam Kennedy spoke to the BVK’s Daniel Just and André Heimrich about the progress they are making with their diversification programme

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    In-house tactics

    March 2009 (Magazine)

    Nina Röhrbein spoke to Timo Ritakallio, deputy CEO and head of investments at Ilmarinen, Finland’s oldest mutual insurance company, about how its investment strategy is coping with the financial crisis

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    A two-way street

    February 2009 (Magazine)

    Nina Röhrbein spoke to Edwin Meysmans, managing director of Pensioenfonds KBC, about running a two-tier pension scheme and the different investment strategies necessary

  • A Christian institutional investor
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    A Christian institutional investor

    January 2009 (Magazine)

    A year ago the Church of Sweden implemented a new investment policy which includes a more sophisticated, layered approach to its ethical investing. Brendan Maton spoke with CIO Anders Thorendal

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    The king of the cash mountain

    February 1997 (Magazine)

    Siemens feel they have reached the end of the line with the book reserve system. Herbert Lohneiss tells Fennell Betson why he is not satisfied. At Siemens, they reckon they have gone as far as they can to funding the group’s enormous pensions provisions under the book reserve system. But ...