Defined benefit schemes are taking fresh approaches to liability-matching and repositioning their return-seeking investments, says Alastair O'Dell.
Fixed income allocations are changing at an accelerating rate as defined benefit (DB) pension schemes tackle the shift to becoming cashflow negative, while dealing with low yields and an uncertain ...
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