16th March 2012

NAPF: 100 year bonds 'too long term' for most pension funds

The National Association of Pension Funds says 100-year bonds are unlikely to be popular with pension funds because they are too long-term.

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 FCA chief executive designate Martin Wheatley has admitted regulation cannot diffuse an interest-only "ticking time bomb" where thousands of mortgage borrowers will not be able to repay the capital at maturity. The FSA has confirmed publicly that it has been carrying out an enforcement investigation into HBOS in respect of specific issues relevant to its failure during the wider financial crisis. 
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