Argentinian default unlikely to significantly impact scheme returns; contagion bigger risk

Stephanie Baxter
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The Argentinian default is unlikely to have a material impact on pension scheme fund returns, Towers Watson says.

The country has defaulted on its debt for the second time in 13 years following a breakdown in talks with bondholders. However Towers Watson said, while the extent of the impact would depend on ...

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