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European Commission's Lueder sets out strategy for asset management
Head of asset management unit signals step away from regulatory zeal, new horizons in China
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Dutch policy institute calls for end of average pension contribution
Removing redistribution would ‘help build sustainable pensions system’
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Consultancy dismisses Dutch Treasury's net pension scheme
Mercer criticises unattractiveness, complexity of government’s proposals
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Climate policy 'gaps' hindering low-carbon investment, investors say
Investors with $24trn in assets urge governments to take action over climate change, proposing regulatory changes to enable low-carbon, renewable-energy investment
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Oil giant BP laments impact of late AGM voting on investor engagement
Head of governance says shareholders fail to communicate intentions, as FRC chairman warns of breach in ‘principle’ of Stewardship Code
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Mercer throws support behind new Dutch financial assessment framework
Consultancy cites indexation potential with returns of 6%-7% and rising interest rates
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CEE roundup: Russia, Poland, Czech Republic
Russian second-pillar mandatory system faces another year of withheld contributions
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Brussels to 'limit' prescription in Shareholder Rights Directive
Head of corporate governance says European Commission looking to balance principles-based guidance and prescriptive regulation
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Independent Scotland could have ‘fresh start’ in pensions regulation
Regulatory system could simplify UK-wide concepts into more manageable laws, consultants suggest
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NewsAustrian pension system has diversification problem, expert says
Net replacement rate set to sink to 60% as complexity in second pillar prevents broader appeal
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Pension funds must be more transparent on ownership rights – DNB
Transparency crucial for realistic expectations, president says
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Dutch pension fund for oil giant BP considering move to Belgium
Trustee says move could potentially cut costs, improve efficiency
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Irish pensions watchdog to tackle 'persistent' breaches of funding standard
Pensions Authority warns more than 60 funds yet to file funding proposals 15 months after deadline passed
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Industry expert moves over from HM Treasury pensions role to takeover front-line pensions policy
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German roundup: Nord/LB, KAS Bank
Versorgungswerke help grow Nord/LB institutional asset management business
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UK roundup: Work & Pensions Select Committee, MNOPF, BMA, Buck Consultants
Backbench MPs to assess issues with auto-enrolment, implications of introduction of defined ambition
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Germany seeks to simplify infrastructure investments for pension funds
Institutional invests keen on asset class but ‘not at any cost’, survey shows
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Appointing a goat as gardener: The new European Commission
Not everyone is pleased with the appointment of Lord Hill as EU commissioner in charge of finance
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MEPs wary of 'poacher-turned-gamekeeper' at European Commission
Green, Socialist lawmakers criticise Lord Hill’s background as financial lobbyist as pensions industry welcomes ‘surprising’ appointment
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Juncker Commission to ‘eliminate’ EU funding of EIOPA
UK commissioner Jonathan Hill tasked with introduction of levy for EIOPA
