All IPE articles in September 2007 (Magazine) – Page 3
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Features
FTK and LDI make strong case for outsourcing
The growth of liability driven investment strategies in response to the demands of the new financial framework has increased the attractions of outsourcing for Dutch pension funds, Heather McKenzie reports
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Pinning hopes on hybrid pension plans
The attraction of the typical average wage defined benefit (DB) scheme in the Netherlands is that it is a hybrid DB-DC plan, midway between the certainties of a traditional DB plan and the risk of a DC plan, say Eduard Ponds and Bart van Riel
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Why Mn Services is putting on weight
Mn Services’ acquisition of PME’s business will give it the critical mass it needs to compete at the top level of pensions provision, Mn Services chairman Rudolf Hagendijk tells Leen Preesman
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Features
Cracks appear under a calm surface
The hitherto stable world of asset management in the Netherlands has been shaken by a series of tremors in the past year. Highest on the Richter scale is the concept of fiduciary management raising questions of loss of control and conflicts of interest. Gail Moss reports
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Beta: genuinely active management
Getting your beta right is one of the main challenges for an institutional investor, and alpha and beta management strategies provide a new emerging framework for institutional asset management. Bob Rädecker and Alfred Slager explain PGGM’s philosophy and innovations behind beta management
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