U.S. pension funds were among the hardest hit investor classes when the financial crisis caused asset prices to plunge. They were also among the biggest beneficiaries of the monster bull market that began in March 2009. Now that many of these funds have gone from being underfunded to be fully-funded, some experts expect them to scale back their exposures to stocks and reallocate towards bonds. "We expect nearly $150bn of annual S&P pension asset allocation equity outflows in 2014 and 2015 as the...
It's Pretty Crazy How Different Pension Funds Look Around The World
Business Insider - 27 Jan 2014 00:31
U.S. pension funds were among the hardest hit investor classes when the financial crisis caused asset prices to plunge. They were also among the biggest beneficiaries of the monster bull market that began in March 2009. Now that many of these funds have gone from being underfunded to be fully-funded, some experts expect them to scale back their exposures to stocks and reallocate towards bonds. "We expect nearly $150bn of annual S&P pension asset allocation equity outflows in 2014 and 2015 as the...
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