Indian pension managers seek regulatory easing on bond rules to maximize returns on growing household savings.

Buyout pricing used to be largely based on an insurer’s ability to invest the assets it receives from pension funds into higher-yielding corporate bonds to meet the fund’s long-term liabilities.

Japan’s corporate pension funds have over half a trillion dollars parked in global financial assets, but they’ve been called “silent investors” due to their tendency to passively follow managers’ ...

Zimbabwe’s Kuvimba Mining House will begin construction of a $270 million lithium concentration plant at its Sandawana mine in the third quarter of this year, with commissioning expected in early 2027 ...

Appleby partners Carlos de Serpa Pimentel, Nicola Bruce, Garry Manley, senior counsel Vanessa Schrum and consultant Giles Corbin have been selected for the Citywealth Leaders List 2025. A spokesperson ...

Indian pension managers have reportedly requested the industry regulator to ease restrictions on corporate bond purchases, aiming for greater flexibility and maximized returns.

The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) has licensed Stanbic Bank Kenya Limited as a Corporate Trustee. In a notice issued on ...

Taking surplus from a defined benefit (DB) pension scheme doesn’t mean a buyout is “off the table,” according to Legal and General managing director of strategic accounts and new markets, Chris DeMarc ...

Behind-the-scenes details of an agreement between Facebook and US privacy regulators in 2019 emerged in a Delaware court ...

The company will borrow nearly ₹5,300 crore from five foreign banks, including European lenders Deutsche Bank and Barclays, ...

Swiss investor Partners Group restructures its stake in Techem, selling a 51% majority to its own infrastructure arm, in a ...