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Pensions should change the de-risking strategies they’ve pursued since the 2008 financial crisis to embrace a wider array of investments, JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s asset-management unit said in a report.
Defined benefit plan sponsors have positive views of the direction interest rates will take and of equity markets, but they remain wary of how a continued pandemic will impact their plans.
If you had ignored the experts who told you to avoid seven major sectors, you would be outperforming them by a lot.
New York’s $268 billion state pension fund on Thursday became the latest to restrict its holdings in Unilever Plc in response to sales limits imposed by the company’s Ben & Jerry’s ice cream brand in the Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories.
Public defined benefit plan sponsors should understand that actuaries and investment consultants offer assumptions on expected return that are inherently different and often do not match.
The Rhode Island pension fund continued its steady performance during September.
An East Texas city is looking for an answer to help solve a financial problem with their firefighters relief and retirement fund.
At Redington, we like to view markets and managers through a style lens: we know there are a few tried-and-tested investment styles that have worked over the long term.
ABP says it will no longer invest in sector and will sell €15bn of holdings by first quarter of 2023.
A shift in priorities is evident.