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NASPERS LIMITED - Changes to the Composition of the Audit and Risk Committees

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By Angelien Kemna, Manisha Girotra, Pedro Arnt
| Sharenet
Consensus estimates are based on estimates collected by Sharenet and are calculated by taking the arithmetic average of the constituent analyst forecasts. Consensus estimates data are based on "SELL-SIDE" analysts' opinions, projections, and predictions regarding listed companies' performance. It does not represent Sharenet's own views on performance.
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The impact of regulation

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By Angelien Kemna
| McKinsey & Company
The chief financial and risk officer of APG, Angelien Kemna, believes pension funds and regulators must work together to foster opportunities for long-term investment while ensuring stable, sound, and safe financial markets. Pension funds can play an important role in fostering long-term investment and economic growth. While banks continue to withdraw liquidity from the capital markets by making fewer loans, pension funds and their asset managers are well suited to fill that funding gap.
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Are new regulations stifling investment in Europe?

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By Angelien Kemna
| Agenda (World Economic Forum)
One of the major challenges facing the European economy is the lack of liquidity in its capital markets. Since the 2008 global financial crisis, an enormous number of new rules have been put in place. In order to facilitate the long-term investment that Europe desperately needs, it would be wise to reassess the broader regulatory environment that has emerged over the past six years.
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