Funds reject standardised longevity
GLOBAL - A conclusive majority of some of the world's largest pension funds would not accept a standardised measure of longevity, exclusive research by Global Pensions has revealed.
Some 64% of the Global Pensions 100 Panel voted no when asked whether they would be prepared to accept the use of indices constructed around broad population cohorts in the new crop of “mortality derivatives”...
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