DB schemes showing 'significant appetite' for CDI

Findings that more than half of schemes will allocate more to CDI in the next three years

Hope William-Smith
clock • 3 min read
DB schemes showing 'significant appetite' for CDI

Over half of defined benefit (DB) schemes intend to allocate more to cashflow-driven investment (CDI) in the next few years with appetite for the strategy proving significant, State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) says.

The investment manager's The Right Approach report mapped the long-term goals of British and Irish DB schemes with the aim of understanding what the DB landscape will look like in coming decades. ...

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