All IPE articles in January 1999 (Magazine) – Page 4
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Features
A bitter pill for pensions
If the issue of wrestling with the implications of the euro seems to be preoccupying the Portuguese investment management community, it is mere posture in comparison to the political and economical knots being tied around the country’s social security retirement system.And when unravelled, this so-called ‘noose’ looks set to present ...
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Woodrow Milliman firms give their market views: BELGIUM
As the chart below indicates, there has not been any major shift in the asset allocation policy of Belgium’s larger segregated pension funds during the last 10 years. This has now started to change.Currently, such funds are invested about 50% in Belgian assets. A further 15% to 20% is invested ...
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Thorny issues ahead
The EU has been good for Portugal, but will the Euro be roses all the way for the pensions and investment sector? Hugh Wheelan reports from LisbonDuring the Portuguese revolution in 1974 the people handed each other roses and red carnations as they danced in the streets.The image perfectly encapsulates ...
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