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A Taste of Reality

Events unfolding overseas including political strife in Greece and slowdowns in China and India have thrown cold water on evidence of a strengthening U.S. economic recovery, writes Kristina Hooper, head of portfolio strategies.

Europe Braces for Summer of Volatility

Neil Dwane, CIO Europe at Allianz Global Investors, discusses the latest market tumult in Europe, including implications for Spain's largest banks, Germany's commitment to restoring stability and opportunities to pick up unloved stocks amid uncertainty.

A European Spring Dominated by Politics: Part II

Neil Dwane, CIO Europe of Allianz Global Investors, provides perspective on the events that have been driving headlines throughout the EU, including austerity measures, Hollande’s gains and Spain’s costs.

Going Deep with Dividends and Value

Burns McKinney discusses the benefits of mixing dividends and deep-value investing, Europe’s debt crisis and where NFJ is finding “cheap” names across the globe. Also, get his outlook for dividend payers and learn why he likes Sanofi and Heineken.

Time to Rethink Evaluation of Target-Date Funds

Given a more stringent regulatory regime, the criteria for selecting target-date funds in qualified plans needs to be fine-tuned, including more in-depth analyisis of participants' risk tolerance and a better measuring stick for diversification.

'Risk On' in the Face of Uncertainties

Andreas Utermann discusses the impact of Europe’s latest fiscal stimulus, Greece’s elections and the specter of rising oil prices. Given expansionary monetary policies globally, he sees secular growth in dividends, emerging-market bonds and currencies.

The Dividend Tax Debate: Soaking the Rich or Raining on the Recovery?

Peter Lefkin, SVP of government and external affairs at Allianz of America, discusses the looming expiration of Bush-era tax cuts scheduled to sunset at the end of 2012. Get keen insight on the politics behind the policy from a Washington insider.

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Proposed Plan for Distribution Available for Public Comment 
On September 13, 2004, as part of a settlement, the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “Commission”) entered an Order against PA Fund Management LLC, PEA Capital LLC and PA Distributors LLC relating to allegations of market timing relating to four funds (Multi-Manager Series: Growth Fund, Opportunity Fund, Target Fund and Innovation Fund). PA Fund Management LLC, PEA Capital LLC and PA Distributors LLC neither admitted nor denied any of the Commission’s findings in the Order. Pursuant to the Order, an Independent Distribution Consultant (“IDC”) was engaged to develop a plan for the distribution to investors of a share of monies paid by PA Fund Management LLC, PEA Capital LLC and PA Distributors LLC pursuant to the settlement (the “Proposed Plan for Distribution”). On October 7, 2010, the Proposed Plan for Distribution was posted by the Commission for public comment and is available for viewing on the Commission website http://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2010/34-63059-pdp.pdf as well as at the following website managed by Rust Consulting, Inc, the proposed administrator for the distribution, www.settlementAGID.com.

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