IPE's Netherlands Coverage – Page 169

  • News

    ABP returns 1.8%, coverage ratio static at 104%

    2003-10-20T03:51:00Z

    NETHERLANDS – Stichting Pensioenfonds ABP, the Dutch civil service pension fund, has announced a 1.8% return in the third quarter, and says it is pursuing “a cautious path to recovery”.

  • News

    ABP posts second quarter returns of +6.9%

    2003-07-09T03:39:00Z

    NETHERLANDS – Europe’s largest pension fund, Stichting Pensioenfonds ABP, has announced that it made a total return on investment of 6.9% in the second quarter - boosted by rises in equities and alternatives.

  • News

    ABP to submit recovery plan to regulator

    2003-07-04T03:16:00Z

    NETHERLANDS – Europe’s largest pension fund, the 133-billion euro Dutch civil service Stichting Pensioenfonds ABP, is to submit a recovery plan to the pensions regulator PVK.

  • News

    ABP mulls options as returns decline further

    2003-04-09T04:02:00Z

    NETHERLANDS – Europe’s largest pension fund, the Dutch civil service Stichting Pensioenfonds ABP, says it needs scope to take “decisive action” after posting another decline in returns in the first quarter.

  • News

    ABP outlines 2003/2004 investment strategy

    2003-01-03T03:36:00Z

    NETHERLANDS – Europe’s largest pension fund, the 147 billion euro Dutch civil servants’ ABP, says its investment strategy is geared towards fixed interest and equities in 2003/2004, matching its liabilities and risk profile – though it does not rule out making use of temporary market moves.

  • News

    ABP says funds need longer investment horizons

    2002-11-14T05:00:00Z

    NETHERLANDS- Jean Frijns, CIO of Europe’s largest pension fund, the 146 billion Euro Heerlen-based ABP, today opened the seminar for the second annual IPE Awards with a warning to pension funds that extreme market events are becoming more frequent - resulting in greater short-term volatility and a need for longer ...

  • News

    ABP down €3bn after 'disappointing' 2001

    2002-04-19T04:54:00Z

    NETHERLANDS – Europe’s largest pension fund, ABP, has reported a decline in pensions capital in 2001 from €150bn at the start of the year to €147bn at the end. The decline is the result of disappointing returns coupled with the decline in net assets and overlay contracts, says the company’s ...

  • News

    ABP looks to property and hedge funds

    2001-05-11T04:27:00Z

    NETHERLANDS – Dutch superfund, the NLG331bn (e150bn) Heerlen based ABP pension plan for Dutch civil servants and teachers, says it is considering increasing its allocation to real estate investment and will also shortly announce appointments to a number of hedge fund mandates as part of an e2bn hedge programme....

  • News

    ABP on course for equity increase despite markets

    2001-05-10T05:16:00Z

    NETHERLANDS – Europe’s largest pension fund, the NLG331bn Heerlen based ABP pension fund for Dutch civil servants and teachers, says it is on course to complete its increased exposure programme to equity, despite taking a hit on its funding buffer last year due to the adverse market conditions....