90% of all DB benefits could be paid off with cashflow-driven strategy
It should be possible to pay 85%-90% of the estimated £3.3trn of promised benefits if schemes have the right risk management and investment strategies in place, according to Redington.
A report authored by Redington's Dan Mikulskis and Alex White, and University of Kent professor of actuarial science Paul Sweeting, sets out how choosing the right investment strategy at the right time...
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