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Hitting the history books for comparisons
Courtesy of Nathan Tankus’ notes
Markets appear inefficient enough to justify large investors’ use of them
The great (e)SCAPE
As a JPMorgan strategist argued recently, complexity is both pointless and counterproductive
Or: a vibes-based discussion about international public sector accrual accounting for inflation-linked bonds
Politicians should not forget that we all have a stake in a functioning pensions market
Protector, protect thyself
PPF makes a play for the throne
There might not be a correlation between size and performance but there is a case for consolidation
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Asset allocators can’t count on long-term regional equity predictions when returns are dominated by superstar companies
Jeremy Hunt’s plans to increase allocations to private equity assume returns will stay high with fees falling
Eureka, rotated diagonal gridlines!
UK public sector pension scheme stock holdings now eclipse private sector holdings
A hitchhiker’s guide to the housing market
Governments shouldn’t be spooked by a lobby whose financial interests are maximised when economic growth is absent
Leveragin’ la vida local
Fun with Flourish
Small number of insurance companies will dominate management of defined benefit scheme assets
He Figured Out This One Simple Trick… . . HMRC HATES him!
Central bank policy of yield curve control will inevitably unravel
LDI shenanigans revisited
Plus, the fast-shrinking money supply
Despite ESG push, firms continue to compete to work for authoritarian states with records of human rights abuses
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