All IPE articles in May 2011 (Online) – Page 6
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Wednesday people roundup
Cardano, Hymans Robertson, Russell, State Street, BNY Mellon, AMG, ING, Kempen
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Pension investors call for peaceful separation of Southern Sudan
APG, PGGM and Mn Services urge holdings to take corporate responsibility seriously.
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UK roundup: Thomas Cook, PPF, TPR, MetLife, DWP
Thomas Cook has closed its UK defined benefit plan, transferring members to its DC scheme.
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Danske seeks to invest up to $100m in African equities
Danish asset manager Danske Capital is conducting a search to invest in African equities.
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Danish roundup: Danica Pension, contributions tax, Forsikring & Pension
Profits at Danica shrink to DKK100m (€13.4m) in first quarter from DKK600m.
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Dutch pension funds lukewarm on proposal to invest in schools
MP Metin Çelik says schools should be financed, run from an investment fund with pension fund assets.
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APG enables hedge fund seeding platform to create new fund
IMQubator to transform current Multi Manager Fund into limited-life vehicle.
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Geopolitical risk of investments 'must be taken more seriously'
Geopolitical risk has been neglected for last 25 years, says Canonbury's Pippa Malmgren.
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Investors should worry about deflation, says UK's Blanchflower
Former member of Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee concedes central banks have missed recession.
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German roundup: BVV, aba
€21.8bn Pensionskasse for German banking industry returns 4.2% for 2010.
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Mercer criticises 'smash-and-grab' approach of Irish pensions levy
Consultancy says government should be encouraging savings at a time of budget pressures.
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UK proposals allowing pension transfers could reduce inflation-linking
Towers Watson predicts proposals in Finance Bill will help reduce liabilities for DB schemes.
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Investors must step up engagement on forest-carbon, says UNEP FI study
Report says commitment of private sector, financial institutions is 'crucial'.
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APG, GIC agree to sell stakes in property fund PEPR to ProLogis
News follows PEPR management's rejection of ProLogis offer to buy remaining units in fund.
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The Trojan horse of pension tax reform
Can the Dutch pension system survive the government's second 'Trojan horse' of tax reform?