The Netherlands’ precarious funding situation may be tipped over the edge by Brexit-induced market falls.
Committees have a hard time staying loyal to investment decisions once a strategy underperforms, according to Russell Investments.
The UK’s currency and sovereign debt reacted strongly to last week’s shock result, making liability matching all the more difficult.
The consultant highlighted seven areas where the world’s largest pensions and sovereign wealth funds can improve.
Investor risk perceptions can heavily influence international stock liquidity, a study has found.
Most North American plan sponsors have already adopted liability-driven investing—but some are beginning to consider pension-risk transfers.
Return impacts aside, the act of divestment in and of itself can cost funds billions.
Addressing the uncertain and unpredictable effects of climate change is “the essence of risk management,” Wilshire Associates argues.
The UK insurer’s American investment arm meanwhile will dive into risk-premia strategies with a new multi-asset team.
Offloading longevity risk is not a one-way transaction, Redington has warned.
Frozen plans will offload their remaining liabilities eventually—it’s just a question of finding the right time, according to Bob Collie.
A behavioral and cultural shift is needed for pension funds to create meaningful change, the iconoclastic think tank argues.
From talent development to gender equality, what can one of the richest sporting competitions in the world teach other sectors about business culture?
Railpen raises “significant concerns” about the Reckitt Benckiser board, as CalPERS brings climate risk reporting to Rio Tinto.
It’s hard. Do it anyway, say execs from Prudential, State Street, and Strategic Investment Group, plus Nouriel ‘Dr. Doom’ Roubini.