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In Graphs: The FN Pensions Barometer 2011

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The pension industry has spoken. The Financial News Pension Fund Barometer survey of 64 European pension schemes with more than €300bn of assets tells us what are the challenges and opportunities facing the industry over the coming months and years.

Borrowers misjudge scale of refinancing environment

Survey of private equity managers, leveraged companies and creditors shows some borrowers are out of touch with the market

From quiet beginnings, there's now an ETF for everything

Copper ETFs would risk creating huge artificial bubble

Polish copper producer warns that ETFs could create a dangerous bubble in the market

Investment in stock-owning ETFs slows in Q1

Investors in oil ETFs are enjoying the current spike in crude prices, but risks remain

ETFs for physical copper market condemned

The launch of ETFs for the copper market will create a "fictitious" market, according to major South American producer

ETF Securities launches new exchange traded products in Mexico

ETF Securities cross-lists four of its physically-backed ETPs on the Mexican stock exchange

London and New York most ‘desirable’ cities, say rich

But Mumbai, Shanghai and Sao Paulo are moving up fast, says a new wealth report

Socially responsible ETFs invest with principles

ETFs are to follow mutual funds in offering investors the chance to bring invest with clean conscience

Berkshire affair highlights legal grey area

The controversy surrounding a Berkshire Hathaway Inc. executive's stock trading before an acquisition by the firm shines a light on what some say could be a gap in securities disclosure

A dam that appeared to be shielding western European countries from the woes of weaker neighbours seems to have been breached this morning as the strongest European countries hit six-month highs on yields for 10-year government bonds

Lisbon government's request for EU financial assistance seen as bowing to the inevitable by Portuguese press

Buyout firms criticise lack of government guidance on whether they may be liable under the new Bribery Bill if wrongdoing was found at one of their portfolio companies

Private equity adopts ‘buy and build’ strategy

Buyout  firms are increasingly looking to build up older companies to increase value and speed up exits

Private equity firms' losses in India low, but rising

Of 164 exits by private equity firms in India last year, at least eight were at a loss, according to data provider VCCEdge

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In Graphs: The FN Pensions Barometer 2011

Borrowers misjudge scale of refinancing environment

Exchange traded funds gone wild

Copper ETFs would risk creating huge artificial bubble

Stock investors grow finicky

Oil ETF buyers, beware