Latest issue - 15 August 2019
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This week's articles include:
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Risk reduction: Following British American Tobacco's £3.4bn buy-in this month, Kim Kaveh speaks to some of the key players about the process
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Administration: KGC Associates' administration survey revealed the industry thinks admin is not taken seriously. Holly Roach looks at the survey findings
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Awards: Here they are… The shortlists for this year's Professional Pensions Investment Awards
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Fund management: LCP research reveals global active equity fees have fallen for yet another year, while corporate bond fees are on the rise. Holly Roach looks at the findings
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Roundtable: More women are working in the industry but there is still a way to go, particularly at the senior level. In this roundtable, panellists discuss how to achieve a better gender balance
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