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This weblog is a day-to-day repository of useful links and information pertaining to pan-European pension funds and financial markets research & analysis with a Swiss perspective. It reflects business and interests of Tertium datur AG.
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Tertium datur is Latin for A third is given. It is a real world inversion of Aristotle's tertium non datur, but may also be seen as related to Kurt Gödel's Incompleteness theorems.
Links to third parties' content have been found to be good at time of publication. They are not continuously monitored and may be altered or become stale. Therefore Tertium datur AG cannot be held liable for third party content.
Tertium datur is Latin for A third is given. It is a real world inversion of Aristotle's tertium non datur, but may also be seen as related to Kurt Gödel's Incompleteness theorems.
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- Commission acts on laggards [UK] [SLO]
- Usefulness of IFRS in Europe
- Pan-European Pensions in Zürich [CH]
- Ageing hits politics [NL]
- Convergence conference materials
- IZS Seminar on Pensions Directive
- Reproductive technologies to address demographic c...
- IMF proposes reform to Swiss pensions system [CH]
- Pensions Directive to enter EEA
- Court action [DK]
- Demographics to hurt banks / insurance? [D]
- Proposed changes to FRS 17 [UK]
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