Good reporting
Annual reports should inform society – not just shareholders – about vital issues such as the financial health and environmental impact of organisations, says Professor Alan Jagolinzer of Cambridge Judge Business School. Professor Alan Jagolinzer By Professor Alan Jagolinzer Corporate…
Financial Times: ‘Their house is on fire’: The pension crisis sweeping the world
Pension funds around the world are experiencing some difficulties lately with pensions cuts in countries like the Netherlands. Anna Grebenchtchikova, a Dutch pensions expert and Cambridge Judge alumna (MBA 2016), commented: “The 90 per cent funding ratio means that benefit…
Focus: Ex-chief of the Norwegian State Fund for Pensions: “There is really only praying”
An interview with Professor Elroy Dimson, Chairman of the Centre for Endowment Asset Management (CEAM) at Cambridge Judge, about the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund. Professor Dimson talks about retirement savings, long-term investments and ethical investing. (In German) Read the full…
Focus Money: All on equities
Professor Elroy Dimson, Chairman of the Centre for Endowment Asset Management (CEAM), Cambridge Judge Business School, recently gave an interview to Germany’s biggest weekly financial publication. Professor Dimson talks about the German pension system, long-term investment such as real estate,…
Financial Times: Asset managers ‘have something to hide’ from pension trustees
David Pitt-Watson, Visiting Fellow at Cambridge Judge Business School, comments on pension fee transparency and says that independent governance committees (IGCs) set up to ensure workplace pension savers receive value for money are ineffective. David comments: “It is really important…