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Global assets under management to exceed $100trn by 2020, PwC predicts
Accountancy firm estimates 6.6% annual growth rate until end of decade
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Danish pension funds must wise up on alternatives, watchdog warns
Finanstilsynet to increase focus on alternative investments in inspections
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Industry veteran Ambachtsheer criticises Dutch pensions system
Academic to keep ‘hammering away’ until Dutch industry ‘finally gets it’
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UK watchdog's consultation on DB regulation 'too prescriptive' [updated]
Industry raises concerns over level of prescriptive detail within TPR documents
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FASB eyes possible changes to US pensions accounting
New requirements could affect traditional DB accounting or accounting regime for cash-balance schemes
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NPRF drops State Street Global Advisors following £23m fine
Irish fund terminates mandates after UK transition management business fined by regulator
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Swiss pension funds planning to sue banks over commissions
Asip criticises failure of some banks to disclose all retrocessions
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NewsSwitzerland's Minder Initiative will cripple securities lending, experts warn
Proxy voters claim securities lending incompatible with mandatory voting
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Commissioner denounces ‘vested-interest groups’ for blocking FTT progress
Calls for supporters to ‘stand up and team up’ to obtain member state agreement on tax
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Lawmaker calls on asset managers to acknowledge fiduciary duty
Parliamentarian backs ShareAction campaign for expansion of duties
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BAPI applauds doubling of second-pillar membership in Belgium
Association hails ‘democratic’ approach to growing country’s second-pillar system
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PensionsEurope calls for 'full, unambiguous' PRIP exemption
Position paper sets out concerns that occupational, personal pension savings could fall under revised Regulation
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BNP Paribas Securities Services continues expansion with Swiss division
French bank builds on new offices in Netherlands, UK
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Czech minister confirms closure of second pillar by 2016
Cross-party working group to determine fate of existing fund savings
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Scottish government failing to address 'important' questions on pensions after independence
Accountancy body bemoans lack of clarity over cross-border funding, unfunded public sector pensions
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Polish pensions reform to hurt domestic bond market, Goldman Sachs warns
Second-pillar changes to make Polish bond market even more sensitive to shifts in global risk sentiment
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State Street fined £23m over ‘significant failings’ in transition management
UK regulator criticises ‘systemic weaknesses’ with internal control processes
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Number of DC members in UK shoots up as number of schemes dwindles
Only five additional DC-trust schemes registered with strong growth in members
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Regulatory myopia driving German institutionals out of equities – Union Investment
Asset manager says watchdogs have failed to consider 'bigger picture'
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NewsAuto-enrolment 'awareness' on the up despite scepticism on DC targets – report
Consumer, employer research from NEST highlights complications with saving, staging
