The Merseyside Pension Fund in the UK has revamped its asset allocation in order to help it recover from its £1bn deficit (US$1.98bn).
Following an asset allocation study, the target allocations for the £4.3bn fund now include 30% UK equities (down from 31%), 29% overseas equities (up from 25%), 10% property (remains the same), 1%...
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