Markets – Page 167
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NewsRegulation will deepen impact of inflation on pension funds – BlueCrest
Higher exposure to debt, mandated by regulatory changes, will mean inflation 'erodes' holdings.
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NewsDutch Pension Federation campaign reported to Advertising Code Committee
Youth organisation says federation used 'misleading information' in recent campaign.
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NewsGreek bond investors have been 'led to slaughter', critics claim
Retroactive inclusion of collective-action clauses leaves swaps 'vulnerable' to lawsuits.
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NewsUK roundup: DC investment management fees, Gatemore, Teva
Pensions industry must be transparent on fees or risk 'irreparable damage' to auto-enrolment.
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Towers Watson warns UK schemes of risk of 'inflationary default'
If not all debt is paid, then not all pensions benefits will be paid, says Chris Ford.
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NewsDanish pension funds AP Pension, FSP to join forces
FSP to take on AP Pension name, creating €10.4bn customer-owned pension fund.
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Credit Suisse predicts equity rally in H2 of 2012
Bob Parker sees ‘moderate’ recovery despite ongoing concerns about the euro-zone and growth.
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NewsRatings agencies allow 'back door' access to pension funds
Speaking to UK Treasury Select Committee, NAPF outlines 'concern' on ratings process.
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NewsLeverage longevity by 'turning savers into investors', says BlackRock's Fink
CEO calls on society to look through current uncertainties and 'put cash to work' in economy.
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NewsKay interim report highlights concerns of quarterly reporting, fiduciary engagement
Submissions to review highlight 'adverse' effect of quarterly reports.
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NewsPension funds applaud Danish plans to issue inflation-linked bonds
Decision gives local schemes alternative to inflation-linked bonds from euro-zone.
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NewsDenmark to issue inflation-linked sovereign bonds for first time
Government reacts to increasing demand from pension funds for real returns in Danish kroner.
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NewsChinese SWF sees euro-zone crisis as chance to snap up infrastructure assets
$410bn China Investment Corporation says it has no interest in Italian, Spanish bonds.
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NewsEurobonds should be long-term, 'even permanent', solution
ICMA says bonds should not be seen as 'crisis instrument', but part of permanent vehicle.
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NewsSupply-demand imbalance to weigh on US yields, says BlackRock's Rieder
Asset manager's CIO expects five-year Treasury yields to remain below 1% for "a very long time".
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NewsUK pension funds' use of 'contingent assets' up by 20%
Pension Protection Fund says number of recognised assets grew by 150 to 900 in 2011-12.
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Whole of Southern Europe set for euro-zone exit, Invesco warns
EUROPE - The whole of Southern Europe will eventually leave the euro-zone due to a general lack of competitiveness, with Greece and Portugal first in line for the exit, according to John Greenwood, chief economist at Invesco. In a presentation at the asset manager’s annual investment seminar in Austria, Greenwood ...
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25 year olds would have to contribute double to get today's pensions – ATP
Danish pension fund cites ‘surprising’ impact of low interest rates, rising longevity.
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Dutch women making gains, but still lag far behind men on pensions – CBS
Only 59% of women have supplementary pensions, compared with 92% of men.
