All IPE articles in May 2011 (Magazine) – Page 3

  • Opinion Pieces

    Battle to stave off crisis

    May 2011 (Magazine)

    Andrew Cuomo is one of the most admired recently-elected state governors – primarily for his efforts to get the budget under control and bring taxes down.

  • Features

    Going back to basics

    May 2011 (Magazine)

    Angelien Kemna, CIO of €277bn Dutch pension fund manager APG, is going back to basics. “Pension fund management is not about chasing mandates. We need to ask ourselves: why exactly did we have these investments again? What is their purpose?”

  • Features

    Arab Spring premium

    May 2011 (Magazine)

    Matthew Craig finds political upheaval in the MENA region generating volatility, opportunity and a new appreciation of risk

  • Features

    What next after fixed income?

    May 2011 (Magazine)

    Frank Schnattinger outlines the results of IPE Institutional Investment’s 2011 survey of the German institutional market

  • Opinion Pieces

    Martijn Tans, Director, Aegon Global Pensions

    May 2011 (Magazine)

    “Most plans have actively addressed the issue of equity and interest rate risk. Those plans should now include longevity risk in their deliberations”

  • Interviews

    Accent on EM capability

    May 2011 (Magazine)

    Rudolf Apenbrink, HSBC Global Asset Management’s new EMEA CEO, outlined his firm’s strategy to Liam Kennedy following the integration of its Halbis and Sinopia brands

  • Features

    Celine Piquemal-Prade, Comgest: ‘We haven’t changed for 25 years’

    May 2011 (Magazine)

    There are two big growth managers based in Paris that begin with the letter ‘C’. One has quadrupled its staff since 2003 and quadrupled its assets under management since 2008, lavishly entertains an army of IFAs at its annual investor conference, and enjoys high-profile advertising and commenting in the press across Europe. The other is Comgest.

  • Features

    Dutch and Australians bemoan 2/20 fees

    May 2011 (Magazine)

    Australian and Dutch pension funds believe many alternative asset managers’ fee structures are “grossly” excessive, says Australia’s Centre for Investor Education (CIE). Jamie Nemtsas, director, said the 2/20-style fee structure was a “common stress point” for attendees at the recent Superannuation and Pension Funds Summit on Dutch and Australian Cooperation and Alliance.