Loading up on renewable energy stocks may not be enough to save your investments in the event of extreme global warming, according to new research.
A paper co-penned by one of the fund's in-house managers assesses hedge funds
within individual institutional portfolios.
As the popularity of factor investing grows, the risks of overcrowding in some areas are also increasing.
High conviction hedge funds could reduce drawdowns but implementation is not easy, according to Cambridge Associates.
A two-fold glide path—targeting both funded status and funding volatility—can improve outcomes over classic LDI, UBS argues.
An academic study has found a correlation between competitive political campaigns and poorly funded defined benefit pensions.
A rare blip for the strategy that has outperformed for 10 years.
The £1.6 billion buy-in of the aviation pension is the second biggest deal of its kind in the UK.
Total buyouts could reach $500 billion by 2016 if interested plan sponsors annuitize just half of their liabilities, according to Mercer.
Relying on cash buckets or tactical selling won’t help pensions meet a rising level of payouts to pensioners, a report has warned.
Investors will be able to look offshore for opportunities for the first time this decade.
Coverage ratios tumble in the Netherlands, a nation once lauded for its well-funded pension system.
Three asset owners talk to CIO about protecting their portfolios from the actions of central banks.
The IMF has warned of the unknown consequences of pension-risk transfers and the linkages they spawn across financial system sectors.
Reinsurance Group of America has helped the French insurer and asset manager de-risk its UK pension.