The bias of UK schemes to domestic equities cost them around 2% in lost returns last year, according to research from Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM).
The firm's analysis of how FTSE 350 defined benefit schemes fared in 2014 showed they had a 29% allocation to the home market within their equity portfolios on average. UK stocks accounting for ...
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