http://www.emergingmarkets.me/2009/08/emerging-markets-loom-large-on-the-radar-of-pension-funds/ Emerging Markets, Emerging Views Thu, 19 Jan 2012 14:06:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.emergingmarkets.me/2009/08/emerging-markets-loom-large-on-the-radar-of-pension-funds/comment-page-1/#comment-2643 admin Thu, 27 Aug 2009 10:13:16 +0000 http://emergingmarkets.me/?p=1380#comment-2643 Thanks for the comment Ashby. The SWFs are getting will be much more active too by the sounds of the noise coming from Temasek et al. Pension Corp is small and nimble and not sure how quick some of those old tankers like the Pru will move Thanks for the comment Ashby. The SWFs are getting will be much more active too by the sounds of the noise coming from Temasek et al. Pension Corp is small and nimble and not sure how quick some of those old tankers like the Pru will move

]]> http://www.emergingmarkets.me/2009/08/emerging-markets-loom-large-on-the-radar-of-pension-funds/comment-page-1/#comment-2627 ashby Wed, 26 Aug 2009 16:50:09 +0000 http://emergingmarkets.me/?p=1380#comment-2627 Jason, interesting post. There is a sense, at least among the SWFs I follow, that there are unique investment opportunities right now. These are, after all, long-term investors looking at companies trading at considerable discounts. So I follow you there. However, it does surprise me to hear that insurance companies are moving back into risky assets. Then again Pension Corporation is one of the more innovative insurance companies I know of...what's Prudential or Legal & General doing I wonder? Jason, interesting post. There is a sense, at least among the SWFs I follow, that there are unique investment opportunities right now. These are, after all, long-term investors looking at companies trading at considerable discounts. So I follow you there. However, it does surprise me to hear that insurance companies are moving back into risky assets. Then again Pension Corporation is one of the more innovative insurance companies I know of…what’s Prudential or Legal & General doing I wonder?

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