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Navigating the trend towards passive investing

Given sharp dips in oil, is it a buy for Canadian pension plans?

Four investment themes for a turbulent 2019

2018 Top 40 Money Managers Report: The Trump effect

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Navigating the complicated relationship between interest rates, real estate

Developing ESG, infrastructure considerations for investors in Asia

Canadian pensions end 2018 with solvency decline

Rough Q4 for stocks hits U.S. pension funding status: study

Heading into 2019, geopolitics continue to shadow markets

Canadian taxpayers bearing risk of public DB pension plans: report

Canadian DB pensions benefit from higher asset returns in November: Aon

Most investors expect bull market to end, but planning minimal portfolio changes: survey

Inclusion of ESG in fixed income isn’t keeping up with investor demand: research

Number of indexes on the rise, led by fixed income: report

Why are institutional investors embracing private credit?

Canadian pensions have healthy liquidity despite alternative investments: report

DB pension returns power through a difficult autumn

Canadian DB pension plans see weak but positive gains in Q3

Defined benefit pension returns flat in third quarter: surveys

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