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Harvard cuts emerging markets exposure via ETFs

Harvard cuts emerging markets exposure via ETFs

When it comes to emerging markets, the Ivey League investment firm has been a major leader, using ETFs to gain critical exposure to countries like…

The Productive Patient

The Productive Patient

Patient support and wellness programs help employees preserve their health, productivity and quality of life Many autoimmune diseases such as Crohn’s disease, rheumatoid arthritis and…

  • February 28, 2013 September 13, 2019
  • 15:02
Bond ETFs: Waiting for the world to rotate

Bond ETFs: Waiting for the world to rotate

While more and more investors are calling the Great Rotation out as a fake, bond ETFs are doing extremely well on rumours that the bond…

OMERS maximizes savings opportunities

OMERS maximizes savings opportunities

Picking investments for money earmarked for retirement isn’t a priority for most people, nor do most have a sufficient knowledge base to do this efficiently…

Fifth-Year Anniversary: 2012 MHCSI Pharmacy Benefits Roundtable

Fifth-Year Anniversary: 2012 MHCSI Pharmacy Benefits Roundtable

On the 5th-year anniversary of the MHCSI Managed Health Care Services Inc. Pharmacy Benefits Round Table, it’s time to get practical. Plan sponsors each face…

  • February 20, 2013 September 13, 2019
  • 09:34
Active managers: Is your ETF the right fit?

Active managers: Is your ETF the right fit?

According to a new paper put out by Lyxor Asset Management, active managers ought to be watching their spreads when they use exchange-traded funds (ETFs).…

2013: The year of the Chinese ETF?

2013: The year of the Chinese ETF?

Data shows inflows into China-focused exchange-traded products tripled in the last quarter of 2012, rising to $12.2 billion as investors responded positively to China’s elections…

Doing the Yale Model ETF-style?

Doing the Yale Model ETF-style?

A Seeking Alpha blogger attempts to create an exchange-traded fund (ETF) version of the Yale Model with a focus on alternatives. Plan sponsors have long…

Moving toward a healthier drug plan

Moving toward a healthier drug plan

The effects of plan design are far-reaching. The following excerpt from the conference panel discussion, moderated by Suzanne Lepage, private health plan strategist, Suzanne Lepage…

Listen up ETF providers: What plan sponsors want

Listen up ETF providers: What plan sponsors want

According to a recent article in Pensions & Investments a lot of institutions, including pension funds, have yet to jump aboard the ETF train because…

Are commodities losing their hedge?

Are commodities losing their hedge?

Pension funds’ interest in commodities has also piqued the interest of a major player in the exchange-traded fund (ETF) space: ETF Securities, a firm specializing…

Do ETFs point to a great rotation?

Do ETFs point to a great rotation?

ETF data show stocks on the rise compared to bonds, with equity-focused ETFs clocking record growth during the year. Does this a great rotation make?…

Frontlines

Frontlines

Industry Insight What political/legal developments will be most influential to Canada’s pension and benefits landscape in 2013? Mike Sullivan, president, Cubic Health: “In July 2012,…

  • By: Staff
  • January 8, 2013 September 13, 2019
  • 11:06