Global Pensions | 08 Feb 2010 | 14:51
US – The board of the Fresno County Employees Retirement Association (FCERA) approved a search for a US large-cap growth manager after it terminated INTECH and a search for a US small-cap active equity manager to replace Brandywine.
Premier Foods linked to £2bn longevity swap deal
UK - Premier Foods is the latest company to be linked with a big-money longevity swap deal as it seeks to offload £2bn (US$3.1bn) of longevity risk from its Rank Hovis McDougall pension scheme.
Global Pensions | 08 Feb 2010
Pension funds demand more proactive advice
GLOBAL – The relationship between pension funds and their consultants is changing with scheme managers often asking their advisers to be more proactive with their investment advice, industry experts said.
Global Pensions | 08 Feb 2010
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The Global Pensions 100 Panel was launched in July 2006 and every month asks pension funds two topical questions on events in the pensions industry.
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As 2009 winds down, it’s refreshing to see pension funds beginning to put risk back on the table, tentative as they may be.
UK - Senior correspondent Giovanni Legorano speaks to Steve Delo former chairman of the Pensions Management Institute/Independent Trustee, PAN Governance and Michael Chatterton, head of settlement solutions at Watson Wyatt.
UK – British Telecom Pension Scheme pensions director Kevin O’Boyle speaks to GP senior correspondent Giovanni Legorano about how an internal review led the fund to shift to a contract based scheme for the defined contribution members.
UK - NAPF chairman Lindsay Tomlinson speaks to GP senior correspondent Giovanni Legorano about his goals for the organisation given the current situation of the UK pension industry.
This year's Global Pensions Currency Management Forum Toronto will take place on Thursday 11th March at the Four Seasons Hotel. The forum will explore how to deal with currency volatility that is being driven by the government debt bubble instead of uncertainly in the markets.
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Comment: Avoiding past mistakes
Ask any asset management expert how they will remember the past decade, and the answers will be unsurprisingly grim. I heard about the end of the defined benefit plan, the swift unwinding of retirement security and the “lost decade”.