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Confronted with low bond yields and elevated stock valuations, managers look to unlisted investments
Quantitative easing has overinflated pension liabilities due to negative interest rates, say survey respondents
Industry report finds fund sector is badly prepared to tackle its biggest challenges
Retirement schemes call on passive groups to engage with companies directly
GPIF will pay active asset managers according to excess returns — or alpha
Failure to support green initiatives puts influential advisers under spotlight
Hedge funds and private equity groups ‘fail to adopt automation’
Cheaper funds remain a small part of most portfolios
Number of fund companies fall out of the top-10 list as they jostle to build scale
Study shows growing reliance of companies on asset managers for funding following financial crisis
Fears grow over valuations of technology start-ups and falls in commodity prices
Regulator piles pressure on European Central Bank, saying funds may have to cut benefits
The oil group has run hard but gone nowhere
Some retirement schemes might not be able to pay out in future
January saw worst outflows since height of financial crisis
Quantitative easing forced fixed income yields down
Sovereign wealth funds pull out billions to support economies
Investors retain small allocation in commodities and mining sector and wait for upswing
Data reveal Invesco Perpetual spent the most on promoting its brand last year
Mobile phone providers are the most likely disruptive force facing the asset management sector
Telecoms groups may offer asset management services before tech giants such as Google or Apple
Deficits could widen and cash injections by sponsors are likely
Future inflows likely to go into ‘smart beta’ products
The pressure to invest in property is unlikely to abate for years
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