Latest from IPE Magazine – Page 190
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Special Report
The UK mould could be broken
The Labour party did much better than expected in the election but over the longer term the system of government that has existed for a century could crumble
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Special Report
UK's Pension Protection Fund: A smooth transition
Trevor Welsh, the UK’s Pension Protection Fund’s head of liability-driven investment, discusses how it manages interest rate and inflation risk
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Asset Class Reports
Gilts still retain some lustre
Even when offering negative real returns, Gilts are generating interest as a risk-free asset
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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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Features
Lending risks are exaggerated
Patient investors will benefit from an exposure to alternative credit
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Special Report
Turning point for LDI
The prolonged low-interest-rate environment is prompting debate about the future of LDI
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Features
Mexican Peso bonds: A Trump rebound
Mexican assets have benefited from the softening of the Trump administration’s protectionist rhetoric
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Asset Class Reports
US Treasuries: Dampener on Trump’s promises
The Trump administration seems to be moving away from the president’s radical campaign rhetoric
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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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Country ReportNorway: Ahead of its time
Norway’s local government fund makes extensive use of ESG strategies
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Special Report
Italy: The EU’s next existential threat?
Italy’s political system has shifted since the early 1990s from one based on traditional parties to an emphasis on personality-based politics
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Special Report
Spain: The end of two-party dominance
Spain’s political plight is in some respects similar to other Western European countries but in other ways fundamentally different
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Special Report
Securitisation: European recovery lags the US
US securitisation is finally recovering from the global financial crisis while in the euro-zone the central bank is soaking up most issuance
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Asset Class Reports
Inflation-linked bonds: Inflationary trends stoke linker demand
Inflation-linked government bonds are back in demand as investors seek protection against rising inflation
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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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Country Report
Finland asset allocation: Views from Helsinki
Three major Finnish pension investors in focus
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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
