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May
Asset managers’ attempts to reinvent themselves as asset allocators is skin deep, says Anthony Hilton
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Old Mutual's Peter Bain talks to Andrew Sheen about the benefits of the multi-boutique asset management model and restructuring for growth
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Reductions in allocations to commodities, emerging market stocks, eurozone equities, says BAML's fund manager survey
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Equities still in favour, slowdown in gold outfloows
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Investec Wealth & Investment sees client exposure increasing year-on-year
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Assets invested globally rise to $2.13trn, according to ETFGI
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Most investors believe emerging markets will improve this year, according to Franklin Templeton’s new survey
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Pensions Infrastructure Platform is looking for investment managers for its target £2bn assets
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SEI Master Trust offers flexible and efficient solution for defined contribution benefits
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Alfi has strengthened its relationship with the Chinese fund industry
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Year-to-date outflows now stand at $17.9bn, according to BlackRock
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Northern Trust survey finds increasing interest among investors
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April
Preqin data shows high demand for traditional equity funds
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FinEx ETF sees big opportunities in the Russian market
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Global Investor/ISF has started new discussion forums on Linkedin for European asset management and Australian securities lending
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Cambridge University’s Professor Raghavendra Rau compares the two strategies
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The telecom company now has the biggest DR programme among western European companies, according to BNY Mellon
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Minimum variance strategy ETFs available across Europe
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Report looks at the potential impact of Asian growth on future Ucits regulation
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Efama reports sustained inflows as a result of higher confidence
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The majority of schemes are increasing their exposure to corporate bonds and alternatives
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Saul's Penny Green and Kim Nash of PTL will be on the judging panel at the Global Investor/ISF Investment Excellence Awards 2013
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The firm will prove services for Metroline’s defined benefit schemes
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Global Investor/ISF has launched the Investment Excellence Awards 2013 - nominations will be accepted until May 7
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Research by the QFC Authority shows the region’s asset managers are optimistic about 2013
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Automatic enrolment into UK pension schemes will have profound implications for the asset management and asset servicing industries, finds Andrew Sheen
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The investment manager’s David Scholfield sees increasing demand for unique emerging market strategies
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Andrew Sheen talks to Guy Stern, manager of the £21bn Standard Life GARS fund, about taking a long-term view in challenging economic times
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Nordic pension funds employ cutting edge asset allocation strategies. Anthony Lane investigates what institutional investors around the world can learn from them
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March
Preqin data shows many strategies struggling during month
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Concerns arise over the potential of asset bubbles on the back of falling yields across the region
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Pension funds across the region aim to increase their exposure to ETFs over the next 12 months, particularly emerging market vehicles
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Despite increased demand for equities and some weak recent issuances, investors still have an appetite for Asian corporate bonds, finds Paul Golden
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Asian markets are again gaining momentum. Leading asset managers tell Paulina Pielichata about which countries offer the best prospects
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Egypt offers some interesting opportunities. But asset managers acknowledge that many investors will maintain a watching brief until political stability and external funding are in place, finds Paul Golden
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Sovereign debt markets in the west have remained firm despite rising debt and lacklustre growth. Paul Golden asks how long quantitative easing and investor patience can keep this going
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The Superannuation Arrangements of the University of London has allocated its £80m DB pension scheme to First Quadrant’s Global Risk Balanced Fund
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February
The depreciation of the sterling is a much bigger concern than the UK government bond market in light of Moody's re-rating, according to investment managers
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Asian hedge funds have piled into Japan. Neil A O'Hara asks: will China be next?
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The speed with which the renminbi is moving towards internationalisation will surprise many, says Peter Garnham
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FinEx has launched a Russian corporate bond Ucits ETF at London Stock Exchange
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With tensions mounting, investors should hope for a truce in the global currency war, says Peter Garnham
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Physically-backed ETFs are gaining momentum relative to their synthetic equivalents, finds Anna Reitman, not least because of the emergence of RQFII products that provide a route into Chinese A-shares
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SEI has been appointed a fiduciary manager to Epson's Uk £40m ($60m) defined benefit pension scheme
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Global Investor/ISF hosts events around the world, covering a wide variety of subjects. In 2013 it will again gather key securities finance players in Australia, London and Germany
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Lyxor will introduce new ETF products over the next couple of weeks, its new head of ETF indexing told Global Investor/ISF's Paulina Pielichata
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January
Stenham Asset Management has hired two new investment team members
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AXA IM has been appointed by Cornwall Pension Fund to manage a £50mln ($80.1mln) LDI mandate
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Global and local fund managers tell Global Investor/ISF about emerging opportunities in Africa
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The promise of strong returns is expected to create a flow of investment into Africa, with Middle Eastern financial centres hoping to leverage their proximity and market knowledge, writes Paul Golden
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Thuto Shomang, head of the South African National Treasury’s asset and liability management division, talks to Luke Clancy about the treasury’s debt management plans