PLSA: Looking back at the LDI crisis one year on

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Joe Dabrowski: We are looking at a new paradigm

In the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association's (PLSA's) regular column for Professional Pensions, the trade body’s deputy director of policy reflects on how it responded to the gilt volatility crisis of last year.

This time 12 months ago, the PLSA was just finalising its Five Steps to Better Pensions report and preparing to hold our annual conference, when the news broke that some pension schemes were managi...

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