Schemes urged to prepare for more volatility in fixed income

Stephanie Baxter
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Pension schemes are being urged to brace themselves for more volatility in the fixed income markets next year and to expect smaller returns from government bonds.

After a year of relatively good returns from fixed income compared to other markets, JPMorgan Funds client portfolio manager Dan Cole warned these levels would not be achievable in 2015. He said...

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