Average allocation to CDI doubles over 18 months

James Phillips
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The average pension scheme allocation to cashflow-driven investment (CDI) assets doubled over the 18 months to June this year, according to RiskFirst.

As schemes continue to mature, more are seeking to invest in infrastructure, private credit, and multi-asset credit, while reducing their allocation to return-seeking investments, such as equities....

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