Not exact matches
McMahon, the director of the business -
backed think - tank, said the proposed cap by the Assembly contains few exclusions, even if the
growth in
pension costs above 2 percent is carved out of the measure.
Octopus and the companies it
backs stand to gain from such changes, of course, and a further step forward would be if
pension funds were encouraged to invest in high
growth small businesses.
Pam Hille, president of GE Capital Realty Group, the Dallas - based asset management arm of GE Capita, says her company sees high
growth in four areas; the
pension advisory business, where there has been a lot of consolidation; international; corporations; and the commercial mortgage -
backed securities market.
Originations are expected to increase for commercial mortgage -
backed securities (85 percent anticipate
growth to be greater than 5 percent), bank portfolios (78 percent anticipate
growth to be greater than 5 percent) and
pension / life insurance companies (56 percent anticipate
growth to be greater 5 percent) and decrease for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (60 percent anticipate declines) and FHA (51 percent anticipate declines).