Flex insurer-like portfolios to bring schemes closer to buyout, says JP Morgan

James Phillips
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Defined benefit (DB) schemes mimicking typical insurer fixed income portfolios are failing to use their greater regulatory freedoms to maximise returns with higher risk, JP Morgan Asset Management says.

Buy and maintain credit strategies can be better tailored to recognise an individual pension scheme's needs and appropriate level of risk-taking, without being held back by regulation such as Solve...

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