High-yield growth in pension funds

Joshua Hughes examines what options lie beyond the uncertain equity market

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Pension funds are increasingly broadening their asset allocations, with equities the main loser. Investment managers seek to diversify portfolios into alternatives offering the potential for similar or superior returns with more stability.

Whether this is a long-term trend remains to be seen but provided these asset classes deliver on expectations, there is no reason not to believe we could be witnessing a historic shift in pension f...

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