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Global Pensions | 04 Jan 2010
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Caroline Allen looks at how strong emerging markets are driving interest from institutional investors
Crédit Agricole and Société Générale name new firm “Amundi”
EUROPE – Crédit Agricole S.A. and Société Générale today announced their new merged asset management firm will be called Amundi.
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Italian funds drop custodian after acquisition led to conflicts of interest
ITALY – At least two Italian pension funds have dropped Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS) as custodian after Intesa San Paolo’s (ISP) acquisition of the firm’s custodian business led to conflicts of interests in their manager line-ups.
Expansion to drive asset management M&A
GLOBAL – Expansion will become the dominant driving force of mergers and acquisitions in the global asset management sector, according to Jefferies Putnam Lovell.
Mustier quits SGAM amid insider trading probe
FRANCE – Jean-Pierre Mustier, a 22-year veteran at Société Générale (SocGen), and head of the firm’s asset management and private banking arms, has resigned amid allegations of insider trading.
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Conservatives unveil key principles for pension reform
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Argentina brings home $200m of frozen pension assets
Towers Watson touts fundamental to clients
GM reaches agreement to provide pension security for Delphi retirees
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NAPF Investment Conference 2010: Infrastructure products failing schemes
Institutions set to invest in Ucits-compliant hedge funds
Dutch pension funds up 3% in Q4 2009
EU hits back at Geithner on AIFM directive
Global Pensions Awards 2010 – The winners