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Diversity Pays Off: AXA IM

Asset Allocation & Strategy, Women in Finance

Diversity might actually be an investment signal. Companies with gender-diverse boards are likely to not only have higher profits than companies with less diversified boards, but are also better able to protect future profits, AXA IM says.

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TCorp Overhaul Permeates Foundations

TCorp Overhaul Permeates Foundations

Asset Allocation & Strategy, Asset Owners, Chief Investment Officers, Risk and Regulation

TCorp’s new structure places portfolio construction at the heart of its investment process, focusing on a whole-of-fund approach, CIO Stewart Brentnall says.

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HK Shows Careful Optimism on Annuities

Asset Allocation & Strategy, Retirement

This month the Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation will launch lifetime annuities for retirees. Schroders took the pulse of Hong Kong’s residents to see how enthusiastic they are about these products.

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It is Time to Move Beyond ESG

It is Time to Move Beyond ESG

Asset Allocation & Strategy, ESG, Women in Finance

Louise Lew from Willis Towers Watson and Ken Liow from Obsidian Capital argue that looking at ESG risks in isolation might make your portfolio vulnerable to unintended risks.

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Technology Catches Up to Current Investment Thinking

Technology Catches Up to Current Investment Thinking

Asset Allocation & Strategy

As more institutional investors move towards a whole-of-portfolio approach, they run into a problem: most of the technology platforms they use to keep track of their assets have not been built with that approach in mind. Instead, most systems available today were initially designed to compare the performance of a single asset class against a […]

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What Would Benjamin Graham Do Today?

What Would Benjamin Graham Do Today?

Asset Allocation & Strategy

If Benjamin Graham was still alive today, what would he make of today’s markets? Jason Zweig, who revised the latest edition of ‘The Intelligent Investor’, takes up the challenge.

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AustralianSuper Revamps Risk Framework

Asset Allocation & Strategy, Asset Owners

AustralianSuper has unveiled its new risk framework, shifting to a total portfolio approach and flexibility to participate swiftly in direct markets.

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Sue Brake, Deputy CIO Portfolio Strategy, Future Fund

The Competitive Advantage of Investment Governance

Asset Allocation & Strategy, Women in Finance

Pension funds should step up their game in investment governance if they are to remain relevant in the changing investment industry, according to Sue Brake.

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A Reflection on Diversity on Wall Street

A Reflection on Diversity on Wall Street

Asset Allocation & Strategy, Women in Finance

Portfolio Manager Denise Selden has had a tremendous career on Wall Street, which spans almost 60 years. But working as one of the few women on Wall Street in her early days certainly provided some challenges.

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