Nearly half of defined benefit (DB) scheme trustees are hesitant to take on interest rate risk due to a higher hedge ratio than funded ratio, research from Charles Stanley Fiduciary Management shows.
The survey of 71 professional DB trustees, whose schemes have average assets under management (AUM) of £1.38bn, found 48% had a higher hedge ratio than funded ratio. The survey's findings indicated...
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