NETHERLANDS - A Bureau Bosch survey has shown that over half the Netherlands' Ä1.1trn (US$1.7trn) in pension fund assets were managed by foreign companies in 2007, with Ä173bn in a fiduciary, multi-manager or overlay capacity.
As so much money has been 'farmed out', pension funds have been urged to exercise caution and employ proper due diligence to ensure they get what they pay for. Bart Heenk, managing director of t...
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