All IPE articles in October 2007 (Magazine) – Page 4
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Features
Counting the cost of improving lives
Increasing longevity will continue to create uncertainty in the estimation of true pension liabilities. Iain Morse asks whether corporate sponsors and the actuarial profession are taking sufficient account of mortality improvements
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Counting the costs of extension
Short extension means cost extension. With 130/30 products costing more than their long-only counterparts, managers need to justify their figures. Maha Khan Philips reports
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Why 130/30?
Amid the enthusiasm for the 130/30 concept, there is a general recognition that 30% is not necessarily the optimal level for the short component. Hugo Greenhalgh reports
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Taking off for new horizons
Blue Sky Group is a European pioneer in using extension strategies. David White hears the story so far
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The challenge to deliver China exposure
Recent studies suggest Chinese hedge funds are becoming more like their counterparts elsewhere. Richard Newell reports
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