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Swiss schemes usually hold between 3-5% of total assets under management in gold
In this new era of lower returns with higher risk, investors must rethink how they balance risk, liquidity and returns with greater discernment and due diligence
Collective DC is emerging in the UK but time will tell whether employers will embrace it
As an ex-physicist, I feel confident in proclaiming that economics is not a science but, rather, the study of human behaviour on a mass scale. Why does that matter?
Swedish premium pension default fund reports leverage and weaker krona magnified strong stockmarket last year
The Loodsen pension scheme is one of three Dutch pension funds that made the move to a new DC-based arrangement on 1 January 2025
A redesign of SFDR may bring a new labelling regime after ESMA acted to fill the gap
AP1, the €41.4bn fund facing liquidation after 25 years, ‘will begin implementing the change’, says CEO Kristin Magnusson Bernard
Investors are taking note of investment opportunities in Asia in a variety of different ways, as new research shows
Consultation responses highlight what could be an over-ambitious timetable to reform Britain’s giant Local Government Pension Scheme
As an ex-physicist, I feel confident in proclaiming that economics is not a science but, rather, the study of human behaviour on a mass scale. Why does that matter?
Collaborative support for legislative reforms, taxation frameworks, and public incentives is vital to create a level playing field for long-term value creation, says Gillian Secrett
Most investors are refusing to discuss publicly how they feel about the Commission’s omnibus agenda
Plus: ABP tells its in-house asset manager APG to shed all its other fiduciary clients by 2030
The regulator’s umbrella body needs to deliver recommendations that clearly prohibit pre-hedging where dealers are in competition, says Emma Lokko