XPS launches liability-driven investment oversight service

Launch comes after research showed variation in manager performance during crisis

Jonathan Stapleton
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Ben Gold: Our research has put paid to the myth that all LDI managers deliver broadly the same outcome
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Ben Gold: Our research has put paid to the myth that all LDI managers deliver broadly the same outcome

XPS Pensions Group has launched a liability-driven investment (LDI) oversight service after finding significant differences in how LDI managers fared during the gilts crisis in Autumn last year.

The service is available to all pension schemes and can be provided on a stand-alone basis, alongside advice from an incumbent investment consultant. The service will help make objective assessm...

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