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May
Swift Index forecasts UK and EU GDP growth, slowdown in US
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Moody’s raises rating to Baa3 from Ba1
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JPMorgan AM launches first such fund in the UK aimed at HNW clients
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Move aimed at protecting existing investors
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Most investors believe emerging markets will improve this year, according to Franklin Templeton’s new survey
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2013 valuation of £4.7bn fund at around 95% funding level
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Pensions Infrastructure Platform is looking for investment managers for its target £2bn assets
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State Street finds pension schemes face a 'difficult' regulatory burden
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The conservative kingdom is opening up to foreign investors. But the authorities know the attractiveness of their market and will not be rushed, finds James Gavin
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Northern Trust survey finds increasing interest among investors
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April
Chris Hogg to replace Gerry Degaute
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The London Pensions Fund Authority has also appointed three pension industry veterans to its Board
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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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New research indicates that Singapore will become the biggest global offshore private banking centre by 2020
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Doha is seeking to overtake its rival financial centres with reforms to its regulatory regime. James Gavin investigates
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Business volumes grew the most since December 2010, according to the quarterly report from PwC and CBI
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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
European uncertainty affects investor outlook
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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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February
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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January
Oscar Onyema, chief executive, Nigerian Stock Exchange, talks to Luke Clancy about the plans he has in place to position Africa’s second largest exchange as the natural entry point to African markets
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UBS Global Asset Management has listed 61 ETFs on Borsa Italiana, the largest batch of ETF listings in the history of the exchange
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Global and local fund managers tell Global Investor/ISF about emerging opportunities in Africa
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Ucits attracted €36bn ($48)bn in November, according to Efama's latest report
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Luke Clancy reports from Johannesburg and Lagos on investment conditions in the two largest economies on the continent
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Investment products that are popular in the West such as mutual funds struggle to gain traction in the Middle East. Paul Golden investigates what could be done to catch the imagination of the region’s investors