THE powers of the pensions ombudsman could become far more flexible following a Court of Appeal ruling, a lawyer says.
HERMES has announced a new partnership to manage its Focus Funds from next year.
Compensate Equitable Life policyholders, European Parliament insists; Regulation will not affect legitimate transactions; Short-selling costs double as investors are drawn to new strategy; Credit-rating agencies to face regulation
Market performance in BRIC countries depends on one's vantage point, argues Russell Investments' Kelly Haughton
Jenny Blinch explores the growing convergence between the institutional and retail markets and the impact of this on the asset management industry
Andrew Sheen asks some of the world's biggest pension funds why they have taken the direct route to infrastructure and whether SWFs are a friend or a foe when it comes to this asset class
As food prices rise across the world, Nicola Horlick outlines the case for investment in agriculture, with Brazil in particular being ripe for development
Stefan Hepp summarises the findings of SCM Strategic Capital Management's second State of the Asian-Pacific Private Equity Markets survey
CARNE Global Financial Services has launched a fund valuation product to help investors value hedge funds.
The Financial Assistance Scheme will enrol all qualifying solvent employer pension funds by the end of July, the Pensions Action Group says.