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The most current pension and investment information available in Canada, located in these easy to use directories. Click on any logo for information.
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May 2001
To
order the May 2001
issue, or any others, call
our single copy sales
department at (416)
596-5038. If you prefer,
you may order single
issues, or single articles
using the
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Contents
Features
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2001 Group Insurance
Report
Canada's group insurance industry
prepares for take off to more
consolidation.
By Andrea
Davis
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The ins and outs of
ASO
Administration services only plans
offer cost savings. But they are
not without added risk.
By Amy
Stahlke
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Surplus
struggle
The Ontario Divisional Court says
Monsanto must distribute part of
its surplus as a result of the
partial wind-up of its pension
plan. The ruling has turned the
heat up on the surplus debate. What
are the implications for your
organization?
By Kathryn
Dorrell
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Group
mentality
Plan Sponsors and members are
sticking with group RRSPs despite
market volatility. Life cycle funds
are the latest trend in this
growing market.
By Doug Burn
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Corporate bondholder
activism
Canadian pension funds are
increasing their investments in
corporate bonds. This trend calls
for a more aggressive approach to
governance.
The full version of this article,
A Coming of Age in Corporate
Bond Investing is available
here. By Tony
Treier
Departments
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Editorial
Is globalization bad for your
portfolio?
By Kevin Press
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Letters
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Insights
Prescribing behaviour; the cost of
short-term disability; and the
future of dental care.
By Andrea Davis
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Viewpoint
The Monsanto match heads for a tie
breaker.
By Mel Norton
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E-poll
How would you rate the numeracy
skills of your plan members?
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Investment
strategies
The Ontario Teacher's Pension Plan
makes a case against stock
options.
By Claude
Lamoureux
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Benefits
Trends
Generic drug makers want to reform
legislation. But what employers
need is help managing their rising
healthcare expenditures.
By Kathryn Dorrell
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The Law
Pension funds need to be involved
in debates about executive
compensation.
By Murray Gold
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Industry
Depression top reason for visits to
doctors and CAPSA to release
governance guidelines.
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People
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Pension
Options
Labour groups recognize the
importance of educating
representatives who sit on pension
committees.
By Dian Cohen
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