All IPE articles in June 2017 (Magazine)
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Special ReportTop 400 Asset Managers 2017: A new, improved business?
The cosy old world of asset management seems already seems like a different era. One day, CEOs will probably tell their grandchildren about the bygone days of fat margins, soft dollars and dubious intermediary arrangements
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FeaturesIPE Expectations Indicator June 2017
When fewer than one in 10 respondents expects something to happen, it is hard to accept it could happen. There is an increased number of such instances in the most recent IPE Asset Manager Expectations poll.
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Special ReportTop 400: Digitising the renaissance
Data is transforming asset management. Are humans a weak link or an indispensable component?
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Special ReportTop 400: Business models - No turning back
Familiar set-ups in asset management are becoming obsolete in the face of Darwinian forces
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Special Report
Top 400: Active and passive - An ongoing debate
Can markets offer investors better price discovery for a lower spread?
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Special Report
Top 400: Market forces - Coming together
Pension funds are consolidating. What are the consequences for investment managers?
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Special Report
Top 400: Front office - New frontiers
Productivity is now a concept in the front office
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Special Report
Top 400: Diversity - The Buy-Side Club
Is recruitment the answer to diversity in asset management?
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Special Report
Top 400: Brexit - What lies ahead
Asset managers must put client interests first as Brexit negotiations draw near
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FeaturesPainting a pension picture: ABP to offer visual insight into benefits
The €389bn Dutch civil service scheme ABP is to offer participants a visual insight into the pension rights they have accrued under its defined benefit arrangements.
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Features
Absolute returns: How to assess unconstrained portfolios
A look at some of the variations of absolute return strategies
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Features
Ahead of the Curve: Who’s afraid of a sideways market?
The global economy could continue to surprise on the upside but the impact on the medium-term path of equity prices would be weaker
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Features
Corporate transactions: Is compulsory clearance ahead?
Increased regulatory powers over UK corporate transactions could harm sponsors; The regulator would need enhanced powers to process applications efficiently
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Country ReportNorway: Ahead of its time
Norway’s local government fund makes extensive use of ESG strategies
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Country Report
Asset allocation roundup: Busy in alternatives
Recent investment activity of large Nordic institutional investors
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Features
Asset allocation: Cautious optimism on Europe
Focus on central banks as they edge towards rate rises; June Fed hike is priced in
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Country Report
Finland asset allocation: Views from Helsinki
Three major Finnish pension investors in focus
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Interviews
On the Record: How do you approach alternative credit?
Three pension funds - AP2, Linde and Unilever - talk about their approach to alternative credit
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Special Report
Alternative credit: Handle with care
Pension funds are becoming increasingly active in the broad alternative credit sector, especially in private debt
