Most schemes agree LDI still has role to play in strategies

LCP research found 90% of schemes see LDI continuing to play a role in scheme strategies

Holly Roach
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Most schemes agree LDI still has role to play in strategies

The majority of pension schemes agree liability-driven investment (LDI) still has a role to play in pension scheme strategies, according to research by Lane Clark & Peacock.

The consultancy's survey found 90% of more than 400 trustee and company representatives surveyed believe LDI still has a role in strategies despite the recent turmoil. Its research also found mo...

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