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| | ... Research Council at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania (USA), and Netspar at Tilburg University (The Netherlands), to launch INPARR. The research office of Willis Towers Watson is also assisting. Willis Towers Watson's Doctor Michael ... |
| | | ... in its commitment to ESG analysis is Pensioenfonds Zorg en Welzijn (PFZW), the second largest pension fund in the Netherlands. Following the fund's November commitment to halve its carbon footprint by 2020, PGGM, the fund manager behind the pension scheme ... |
| | | ... Superannuation Scheme and Legal and General Investment Management have also come on board, as has PGGM and APG from The Netherlands. Separately GPIF is also creating a business and asset owner forum on the back of receiving many requests to meet the ... |
| | | ... 10 countries for retirement outcome are: Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, New Zealand, Sweden, Australia, Germany, The Netherlands, Austria and Canada. Commenting on the results managing director of Natixis in Australia, Kevin Haran said: "As one of the ... |
| | | ... (-21.2%) and Poland (-13.8%), while increases were observed in Sweden (+14.4%), Romania (+7.5%), Spain (+3.1%) and the Netherlands (+2.1%). HSR rail's 30,000 km global network With talk of High Speed Rail again gathering pace in Australia, albeit the ... |
| | | ... index covers 50 of the largest stocks from 12 countries within the Eurozone including France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain. ESTX offers Australian investors an opportunity to expand the spread of their overseas investments, as well as providing ... |
| | | One of China's largest asset managers and the in-house investment manager for the Netherlands' $500 billion National Civil Pension Fund (ABP) are in discussions to form a long-term strategic alliance. APG manages assets for ABP, which is the Netherlands' ... |
| | | ... by MSCI, "shattering" of the Eurozone would drag UK economic growth by 4.3% annually; Spain would slow by 4.2%, the Netherlands by 3.7% and Italy by 4.3%. Further, equities markets would fall by 21%, 18.3% and 17% in Spain, the Netherlands and Italy ... |
| | | ... to expectancy "so we don't get a political debate about what the pension age should be." "Every five years in the Netherlands they reset the pension age in line with life expectancy. If we're able to do that in our country I think it would make the whole ... |
| | | ... The UK's pension market is meanwhile valued at 112% of its GDP, Canada's is valued at 97%, and Japan's is 67%. The Netherlands' pension market is valued at 184% of its GDP. According to Willis Towers Watson, the total global pension market is valued ... |
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