Latest from IPE Magazine – Page 177
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Country Report
Armenia: Caucasian pension circles
Armenia is implementing compulsory private pensions to help stimulate capital markets
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Special Report
ESG: Sharing stewardship
Active managers will find it increasingly difficult to argue stewardship is their preserve
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Special Report
Asset Manager Survey: Scramble to hit deadlines
IPE asked the top 120 European asset managers how they were dealing with the issue of third-party research costs
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FeaturesDiary Of An Investor: Paradise lost
As our co-investment partners PensionKøbenhavn found recently, unexpected risks can turn round and bite you
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FeaturesBritish Steel: Ground-breaking restructuring gives way to advice controversy
BSPS members faced a choice between a new scheme with lower benefits or dropping into the Pension Protection Fund
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Opinion Pieces
Long Term Matters: Time to pay heed to political risk
Speaking plainly but respectfully gets results more often than our ‘inner fence-sitter’ likes to acknowledge
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FeaturesMary Robinson: ‘We need a just transition’
Mary Robinson, the former Irish president and United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, gave a keynote address at IPE’s 2017 Conference. Afterwards she talked in more detail to Daniel Ben-Ami about how she sees the world
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Features
Long-term investing: Equities will experience gravitational pull
This second article on a new survey argues that investing will remain a relative-value game
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Interviews
On the record: How do you use investment research?
MN Netherlands and PFA Denmark share their views on investment research under MiFID II
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Features
Netherlands: The bond-to-swap trade
Dutch pension funds are picking up a yield premium by using swaps
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InterviewsHow we run our money: Nokia
Arto Sirvio, Nokia’s director of pensions, tells Carlo Svaluto Moreolo how the communication and information technology company manages a large portfolio of pension plans
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Features
Briefing: The return of carry
The carry trade may be making a comeback, after a decade in the doldrums, laid low by the global financial crisis
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Features
Briefing: ‘Ill’-liquidity?
The changing financial services landscape raises doubts about the belief that publicly traded investments are more liquid than private ones
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Features
ESG: Hard lessons on climate reporting
How are investors responding to France’s article 173 requirement on climate disclosure?
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FeaturesAsset Allocation: A benign outlook for 2018
The synchronised global pick-up in growth and trade looks like it could have the strength to carry on without central bank liquidity infusions
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Features
Ahead of the Curve: Best strategies for crises
US equities are eight years into an equity bull market, which must end. Investors are asking how they can protect their equity allocations if and when a correction happens
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FeaturesIPE Expectations Indicator: January 2018
It would be an understatement to say the shine has left the US equity market, given this month’s manager expectation submissions
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Opinion PiecesGuest Viewpoint: Will Goodhart, CFA UK
“The responsibility for making our profession more representative of the society we serve ultimately sits with all of us”
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Opinion Pieces
Letter from Brussels: Easier securitisation on the horizon
The EU’s securitisation package has finally passed through the European Parliament and Council. However, the new rules will not be applied until January 2019
