Irresistible opportunity in Nigeria
- May 24, 2013
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Irresistible opportunity in Nigeria- By Sarah Rundell
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The offices of Nigeria’s biggest pension fund manager sit at the end of a quiet side street on Victoria Island, Lagos’s bustling financial capital. Inside Stanbic IBTC’s aptly named Wealth House, indicative of Nigeria’s growing savings culture, a throng of customers jostle to query staff on pension matters. Four flights up, 48-year-old chief executive Demola Sogunle is just back from… - CFA to lead industry out of crisis
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CFA to lead industry out of crisis- By AMANDA WHITE
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Protecting the pension system is one of six key themes at the centre of the CFA Institute’s Future of Finance initiative as it aims to empower the investment industry to take leadership in restoring trust. Speaking at the sixty-sixth annual CFA Institute conference in Singapore this week, president and chief executive of the CFA Institute, John Rogers, said the industry has… - Diversification key for pioneer of fiduciary management
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Diversification key for pioneer of fiduciary management- By Dan Billingham
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For someone whose ideas have revolutionised the Dutch pension industry and carried significant international clout, Anton van Nunen strikes a humble tone. Widely credited with pioneering fiduciary management from its infancy, Van Nunen confesses with a chuckle that it is “quite a surprise” that the concept has grown to win over a significant proportion of the Netherland’s mid-sized funds and… - Tail risk parity, V 1.0
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Tail risk parity, V 1.0- By AMANDA WHITE
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Just when you thought you were safe, the next reiteration of risk parity has arrived. AllianceBernstein’s tail risk parity takes the concept of risk parity, reallocating assets uniformly according to risk, but it uses tail risk, not volatility, as the core measure. The concept of risk parity is a portfolio diversified according to risk, rather than capital allocations. Traditionally, risk parity… - Deutsche Bank’s carefully engineered fund
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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…
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