Cashflow-driven Investment

Some 85% of pension investors expect schemes to increase allocations over the next three years

After a decade of de-risking, there is still more to do, particularly for those schemes late to the hedging party, writes James Phillips.

As more schemes look at building a CDI strategy amid the economic crisis, Sebastien Proffit looks at what to consider.

Professional Pensions' latest webinar - held in conjuction with Aon, BlackRock and Schroders - looks at the specific cashflow challenges schemes have been facing during the disruption and market volatility caused by Covid-19; explore how different schemes...

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) and Pension Protection Fund (PPF) will deliver keynote addresses at Professional Pensions’ Risk and Scheme Funding Forum next week.

Return-driven investment strategies can deliver a better match for scheme-specific return targets via a more diversified and liquid portfolio, argues Gavin Orpin.

Portfolios constructed using a cashflow-driven approach can prove to be a good fit for meeting ESG regulatory requirements and mitigating risk, says David Curtis.

Over half of all UK defined benefit (DB) schemes have reduced their investment in equities over the last two years while diversifying into alternative growth assets, according to Aon.

Sterling credit assets are in relatively short supply. Sebastien Proffit looks how this can affect scheme CDI strategies.

Kerrin Rosenberg says while the rise of CDI is positive, understanding the risk and return aspect is a great challenge