All IPE articles in October 2011 (Online) – Page 2
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NewsMn Services' Van den Brink to lecture investment at Dutch university
Dutch industry veteran joins faculty at Nyenrode Business University's Europe China Institute.
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NewsDutch government acknowledges error in court ruling against pension scheme PME
Rotterdam court ruled in August that watchdog had been justified in telling scheme to lower risk.
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NewsAgeing populations and their effect on asset prices
The idea asset prices will plummet as baby boomers retire is misplaced, argues Mirko Cardinale.
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NewsResponsible equity portfolio outperforms by 17% at PGGM
Dutch asset manager says €3bn ESG portfolio has outperformed over last three years.
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NewsESG roundup: Lord Myners, Church of England, Oikocredit
Shareholders should ask more questions about a company's risk appetite, says Lord Myners.
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NewsIrish government accused of using pension assets to boost exchequer
Opposition says government has failed to invest pensions levy in jobs initiative.
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NewsThe UK's QE2: Good for the economy, bad for pensions?
QE2 may be good for companies, but it will be a blow for long-suffering pension funds.
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NewsUK pension funds call 'urgent' meeting with regulator over quantitative easing
National Association of Pension Funds says QE2 will make deficits look 'artificially large'.
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NewsFrench pension fund sues Barclays Capital over subordinated debt deal
FRANCE – UMR claims Barclays committed fraud, mismanagement over €200m of subordinated debt.
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NewsInstitutional commitments to infrastructure, PE real estate drop in Q3
Fundraising for infrastructure, private equity real estate falls by 44% and 16%, respectively.
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NewsNorway Pension Fund Global caps performance-related management fees
External managers will not receive more than €17.5m a year in bonus payments for individual mandates.
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Friday people roundup
Finanstilsynet, NIBC, F&C, Carne Global, Investec, Kames Capital, Barnett Waddingham
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NewsProperty, infrastructure looking more attractive in wake of QE2, experts say
UK pension funds should consider alternative asset classes after latest bout of quantitative easing.
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NewsIrish government dismisses 'severe hardship' caused by pensions levy
Deputy prime minister insists asset managers are capable of absorbing 0.6% tax.
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FX increasingly a 'source of alpha', rather than simply a hedging tool
Asset manager argues pension funds must seek balanced exposure to emerging market and developed FX.
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NewsNordic roundup: AP fund review, SPP, ATP, the 'traffic-light' system
Sweden fleshes out team to collaborate with Mats Langensjö on AP buffer fund review.
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NewsPensionDanmark to provide €1.3bn to support Danish exports
Three-year deal with EKF to be used mainly to smooth export of wind farms.
