Eurozone QE to force pensions into multi-asset approach

What effect will the ECB’s QE programme have on pensions? Natasha Browne investigates

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What effect will the ECB's QE programme have on pensions? Natasha Browne investigates

The highly-anticipated move by the European Central Bank (ECB) to begin buying sovereign debt in a bid to boost Eurozone growth was confirmed yesterday. Inflows into European peripheral debt previo...

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