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Investment Beliefs: An Interactive Discussion
Tilburg University's Alfred Slager and Amin Rajan of CREATE-Research debate investment beliefs.
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Former Swedish premier to be keynote speaker at IPE Awards
Former Swedish prime minister to speak on politics of euro-zone in light of sovereign crisis.
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COMMENT: Petroleum Fund up for grabs?
COMMENTARY – The head of the Norwegian central bank, Svein Gjedrem, appears to have dropped a hint about the future of the Petroleum Fund.
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COMMENT: Chaos in German state pensions
COMMENTARY - Germany’s state-run pension scheme has been thrown into chaos, but neither the governing centre-left coalition nor the Conservative opposition, which is likely to win September’s federal election, really cares.
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COMMENT: Interesting times for multi-managers
COMMENTARY - The news that Mercer is getting an excellent response for its new multi-management offering is interesting.
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Slovak president vetoes pension savings bill
SLOVAKIA - The Slovak president Rudolf Schuster has vetoed the bill on pension fund savings, which is a key part of the prepared pension reform, the presidential press department announced.
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Czechs to introduce notional DC system
CZECH REPUBLIC - The Czech Labour Ministry wants to start to reform the current pension system by introducing a so-called Notional Defined Contribution (NDC) system.
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Finnish funds rise 22%
Figures released by the Finnish Federation of Employment Pension Institutions show Finnish pension fund assets reached Fim 370.4bn (E62.3bn) at the end of last year, up 22% on 1998 and double the 1994 total. Totals are based on the sum of salaries which have grown substantially in the last five ...