ASIA - A Watson Wyatt survey of some of the largest institutional investors in Taipai, Hong Kong, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur has found liability driven investment (LDI) is still overwhelmingly equated with bonds and the use of swaps is minimal.
Asked to describe their fund’s approach to liability hedging, 44% of funds in Hong Kong, 50% of funds in Kuala Lumpur, 89% of funds in Singapore, and 64% of funds in Taipai said they used a mainstr...
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