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| COMMENT | 3 | |
| Fatal attraction? The degree to which we harness risk is the measure of our success, says Stephanie Hawthorne, and we must understand it rather than just follow the bookies' favourite . |
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| CURRENT EVENTS | 5/6/9/10/11/12/14 | |
| A summary of current news including: | ||
| ACA: issues for next government | 5 | |
| MG Rover – 5,000 pensions at risk | 6 | |
| SRI becoming mainstream? | 12 | |
| ME AND MY PENSION | ||
| Finding one's fortune
The forthcoming NAPF chairman still has no pension provision of his own. Robin Ellison explains how fortune has until now guided him elsewhere. |
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| PROFILE | ||
| At the sharp end TPAS chief executive Malcolm McLean's position at the public face of pensions gives him cause to support government reform, he tells Howard McWilliam. |
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| DEBT PROVISIONS | ||
| Deal breakers Pensions are shoving a stick in the spokes of M&A activity. Andrew Firbank suggests ways to keep the wheels turning as the problem grows. |
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| PENSIONS IN THE NETHERLANDS | ||
| Dutch courage The UK is not the only once mighty pension system in trouble. Rob ten Wolde discusses the currents threatening to burst the banks of Dutch provision . |
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| SCHEME FUNDING | ||
| Loan rangers Trustees of underfunded schemes are unsecured creditors and can learn a lot from bankers in pursuing an eventual payment, says Ian Greenstreet. |
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| INVESTMENT | ||
| The safety valve Can multi managers release some pressure of accountability from trustees' shoulders? Richard Dinham watches the needle. |
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| Quality control Investment consultants are good at measuring fund managers, but who measures the consultants and the trustees? Roger Brown moves down the chain. |
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| INVESTMENT SURVEY | ||
| Rock solid? Can schemes stand firm on recent investment returns or could they subside? Allison Plager surveys the performance and optimism of fund managers. |
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| COMMUNICATION | ||
| Game plan Communicating a changing subject like pensions requires good tactics says Hannah Clarke. |
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| DC SCHEMES | ||
| DC heights Lesley Carline explains how defined contribution has grown in the UK and the elements still up in the air. |
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| INFORMATION RESOURCES | ||
| Overload! Access to an information source is one thing. Handling it efficiently is quite another, argues Eric Wilton. |
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