Latest from IPE Magazine – Page 192
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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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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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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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Alternative credit: Handle with care
Pension funds are becoming increasingly active in the broad alternative credit sector, especially in private debt
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Interview: Gabriella Kindert, NN Investment Partners
“The further away you go from your core zone, the more difficult it gets”
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Country Report
Finland regulation: Seeking pension diversity
Finland is making it easier to set up a pension fund, with the aim of increasing competition
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Top 400: Diversity - The Buy-Side Club
Is recruitment the answer to diversity in asset management?
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Top 400: Market forces - Coming together
Pension funds are consolidating. What are the consequences for investment managers?
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Country Report
Denmark: Pension risk faces scrutiny
Assessing responses to the Danish FSA’s recent discussion paper on pensions risk
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Private debt: Time to get picky
After years of strong performance the sector could be due a shake-out
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Asset allocation roundup: Busy in alternatives
Recent investment activity of large Nordic institutional investors
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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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Opinion Pieces
Climate change: Incentives are the way forward
Generally missing from the discussion on climate change is an identification of the incentives that can drive change
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Features
The impaired financial instruments standard
From January 2018 IFRS 9 will replace the IASB’s existing rule book
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FeaturesInterview: Andrew Lo, MIT Sloan School
When President Harry Truman asked to be sent a one-handed economist, he aptly summarised the conundrum that Andrew Lo sets out to resolve in his book, Adaptive Markets.
