Trustees target buyouts over longevity risk hedging

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Bulk annuity buy-ins and buyouts are now a more popular solution than longevity risk hedging for trustees looking to de-risk, research by MetLife Assurance shows.

The firm said bulk annuity buy-ins and buyouts are now the second most popular de-risking option ahead of longevity-risk hedging solutions, a change since MetLife Assurance's study last year, which...

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