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Building 2012: Re-evaluating scheme strategies

Jenny Cosgrave investigates where schemes go from here

05 January 2012 •

Jenny Cosgrave looks back on a difficult 12 months, and talks to industry experts about their portfolio strategies for the year ahead.

As 2011 drew to a close, many pension schemes ended the year in a weakened position and many will have been re-evaluating their strategies. Looking back over the post-2008 years, J.P. Morgan Asset ...

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