Latest Special Reports – Page 49
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Brazilian equities – Politics and Brazil
Politics is clouding the outlook for Brazil following the rebound
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African adventures
Africa represents multiple opportunites both for returns and altruistic behaviour, yet it requires a long-term commitment from investors
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Special ReportEurope's pensions regulation, country by country
Key regulatory issues affecting pensions across the region
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Private equity: Emerging signs of a comeback
Emerging private equity markets deserve the attention of investors with a long horizon
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Special ReportUK auto-enrolment: Good start, must do better
Five years since its introduction, auto-enrolment has been a success. Yet it must keep evolving to maintain its momentum
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The Netherlands: Reformed system to boost DC
Several factors are driving the shift to defined contribution pensions
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Australian Royal Commission: Scrutiny may not be super
The Australian superannuation industry is a global success story, but not without controversy. It finds itself again under investigation by the federal government
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Self management: A popular model despite poor returns
Australian self-managed funds appeal to those who want to take personal control of their retirement savings
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Special ReportIlliquid investment: Investors resist the illiquid plunge
European defined contribution schemes have lagged the trend to illiquid investments
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Special ReportActive Management: The best of both worlds?
Will applying systematic techniques to traditional discretionary active processes lead to better outcomes for investors?
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Special ReportInvestment Research: A new regime dawns
The advent of the new MiFID II regulations is fundamentally changing the way asset managers relate to research
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Active Equity Strategy: Concentrated revival
Where should you invest if you believe active management can outperform?
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Buy-side: When less is more
How will the unbundling of research costs affect a saturated market?
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Neuroscience: The revenge of the ‘gut feeling’
John Coates discusses the insights provided by his research on how physiology – not rational thought or psychological traits – makes humans excellent risk takers
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Sell-side: Tougher competition
Investment banks are cutting back on analysts but the top ones remain
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Commentary: Challenges and opportunities
Independent research providers are hoping to benefit from the new research regime
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BlackRock: Active transformation
BlackRock’s Mark Wiseman tells IPE how the firm is integrating quant and fundamental active strategies
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Special ReportArtificial Intelligence: Embracing the future
What will be the consequences of technological advances upon the research industry?
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Culture: Small is beautiful
Boutique investment firms are outperforming larger investment managers in nine out of 11 product categories, a recent study shows
