Low gilt yields harm LDI growth

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Record low gilts yields are crippling the growth of liability driven investments after aggregate new inflows flatlined at close to zero last year, a report by KPMG shows.

The professional services firm's survey of 14 UK-based fund managers shows that the decline in yields on government bonds has caused the number of scheme LDI mandates to stagnate at around 600 last...

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