Poland’s latest attempt to solve its pension problem could see fund managers raising €2 billion a year in contributions. But the system has its critics, says Grzegorz Kaliszuk of Allianz.
Poland’s latest attempt to solve its pension problem could see fund managers raising €2 billion a year in contributions. But the system has its critics, says Grzegorz Kaliszuk of Allianz.
The private equity industry has produced another eye-watering set of figures, topping off ten years of growth.
RWC Partners is to launch a UK equity income fund in anticipation that stock valuations will trigger market movements.
Paul Jackson of Invesco explains why he thinks equity indices will rise in tandem with higher bond yields (for now, at least) despite a widely perceived negative correlation between the two.
Asian share valuations will likely fall until the middle of this quarter but will thereafter start to bounce back, according to analysis from Kestrel Investment Partners.
Sovereign wealth funds (SWF) are increasing their exposure to listed assets as private market deal activity slows, research shows.
The world of the buy-side trader is changing. JP Morgan AM has seen its headcount fall, but trade volumes rise – and more managers may develop their own algos, finds Nicholas Pratt.
Paul Jackson of Invesco explains why he thinks equity indices will rise in tandem with higher bond yields (for now, at least) despite a widely perceived negative correlation between the two.
Global economic growth could give momentum to commodities and natural resource equities, known as ‘hard assets’, says VanEck managing director Philipp Schlegel.
Nicholas Pratt talks to Justin Partington of specialist administrator SGG about global expansion, private equity standardisation and the threat of disruption.
