Deutsche Bank’s carefully engineered fund
- May 17, 2013
You would expect one of the biggest names in global finance to have a sophisticated ... [more]
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Deutsche Bank’s carefully engineered fund- By Dan Billingham
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You would expect one of the biggest names in global finance to have a sophisticated pension fund, and on that measure the €7-billion ($9.2-billion) contractual trust arrangement (CTA) for Deutsche Bank’s German employees does not disappoint in the slightest. It has carefully engineered a diversified bond-led liability-driven investment (LDI) strategy that is supported by a vast overlay portfolio. Having a managing… - Retirement: a cause worth working on
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Retirement: a cause worth working on- By AMANDA WHITE
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There are two things that drive the newly appointed global chief operating officer of State Street Global Advisors, Greg Ehret, in his bid to improve the client experience: the retirement business is a cause worth working on and the clients are the reason the business exists. Ehret was appointed to the new position at SSgA, which manages $2.2 trillion, in September… - The Co-op’s equally split strategy
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The Co-op’s equally split strategy- By Sarah Rundell
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The United Kingdom’s Co-operative Group, a chain of food, funeral and financial services outlets, markets itself on a popular loyalty scheme whereby customers earn points that are converted into a profit share, or dividend, directly linked to the group’s annual profits. It’s a founding philosophy that can trace its roots back a hundred years and goes a long way towards… - Pension funds, where banks no longer go
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Pension funds, where banks no longer go?- By Dan Billingham
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There continues to be potential for pension capital appearing where bank lending no longer wants to go. Commentators in the UK and continental Europe have heightened expectations that pension funds will step in to help fill the continent’s bank financing gap. Societe Generale, for instance, recently predicted further “disintermediation” by investors sidestepping banks and looking for greater seniority than bond… - Building consensus for investment beliefs at CalPERS
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Building consensus for investment beliefs at CalPERS- By AMANDA WHITE
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An investment-beliefs workshop for the CalPERS board, held in April, revealed five areas, including active management, where the views of the board and staff lacked consensus. The contentious, or unsettled, topics for discussion were active management, private asset classes, sustainability (environmental, social and governance), investment performance targets and stakeholder considerations. At the board workshop, Janine Guillot, chief operating investment officer, presented the…
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