Collective DC is Unsustainable, Say Fund Managers
The shared risk pension model used in the Netherlands—and perhaps soon to be adopted in the UK—is given the thumbs down by asset managers.
News Archive: Nov - 2013
What New Cost is Being Heaped on European Investors?
Towers Watson has warned that pension and insurance investors will be asked to fund the running costs of Europe’s regulator under new plans unveiled by EIOPA.
ABP Agrees Settlement with Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley
The Netherlands’ €296 billion pension giant concludes its battles with banks over mortgage products.
Your Next New Asset Class: Impact Investing
Ronnie Cohen, the founder of private equity giant APAX and godfather of venture capital, is on a mission to recruit institutional investors to his cause.
Diversification is Still Better for Long-Term Investors
An SEI report has advised investors to keep the faith in spreading their risks.
BofAML: Keep Hold of Your Equities Until at Least 2014
Stocks should be held until at least the end of the year, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Quantitative Easing has Pushed Investors into Alternatives
Research from Universal Investment has discovered that bond-heavy German investors are turning to alternatives in the search for yield.
What’s Wrong—and Right—in Australian Superannuation?
A review of aiCIO’s 2013 Chief Investment Officer Summit Australia
US Pension Plans’ Route to the Glide Path Endgame
A report has found that most US pension plans are not equipped to face structural changes as they near glide path endgames and improved funding ratios.