A balanced structure?

Wietske Blees
03 Feb 2011

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For the average Japanese retiree, variable annuities (VAs) are a win-win situation. By investing in a balanced fund with put option protection, the product combines investment with insurance features, in effect providing upside exposure when equity markets are buoyant, but ensuring principal protection when markets turn sour. Depending on the structure of the annuity, the investment is guaranteed to return at least the minimum capital invested at death of the policyholder, in the case of a

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