All IPE articles in June 2007 (Magazine) – Page 2
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Features
Showing its potential
A youthful population and a financial system full of potential growth are two reasons to be optimistic about the future of Turkey’s second pillar, says Reeta Cevik
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Features
Watching for political change
Reeta Cevik assesses the regulatory framework governing Turkish pension funds and asset management
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Special Report
Adapting to warmer climes
IPE asked three pension funds in France, Sweden and the UK: ‘Do pension funds have a duty to consider climate change in their investment decisions?’ Here are their answers:
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Features
Following the RFP paper chase
The request for proposals (RFP), the questionnaire that a pension fund sends to asset management firms when tendering for new business, inspires mixed feelings in both pension fund managers and investment managers. To some, RFPs are the unnecessary hoops that hopeful asset managers are forced to jump though to win ...
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Features
Levelling the playing field
George Coats looks at how the Northern Cypriot government is seeking to unify its pensions regime, which currently favours civil servants at the expense of other employees
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Features
Forming a pensions consensus
Malta is still in the early stages of building a comprehensive pensions system. Stephanie Testaferrata Moroni Viani examines the impact of reforms since 2004
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Features
Breaking the shackles of long only
Whether you call them 130/30, 1X0/SX0, short-extension or short-enabled strategies, they are a hot topic for managers and investors, and have attracted estimated $50bn in invested assets. Hitherto largely the province of quant managers, fundamental managers are now looking to join the party. But although in theory the strategy offers ...
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Features
Assessing currency strategies
Iain Morse examines the differing approaches to currency overlay strategies for pension funds and other institutions
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Features
Counting the cost of regulation
Gerhard Scheuenstuhl outlines a study into the relationship between pension regulation, investment and funding costs
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Features
Greeks await new pensions framework
New regulations are needed to meet the challenges of global investment, says Reeta Cevik
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Features
Common trading buoys investors
A new common securities trading platform should make life easier for foreign investors wishing to enter the growing Greek and Cypriot markets, says Heather McKenzie
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Features
Committees grapple with pensions deficit
George Coats reports on Greek attempts to develop a new investment framework for pension funds and assesses efforts to solve its funding shortfall and governance problems
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Features
Sizing up the cost of pensions
New funding regulations are forcing pension funds to run more efficiently, but do larger schemes have an advantage over their smaller peers? Rachel Fixsen reports
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