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Playing catch up

The increasing liabilities and balance sheet volatility that pensions bring has seen a number of new players enter the UK pension buyout market over the last two years - and now the US is set to catch-up. Aaron Woolner reports

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The US pension sector is a leviathan in global terms, controlling 43% of the $10.4 trillion worldwide pension asset total - way ahead of its nearest rival Japan which holds just over 11%. US company schemes also lead the way, with General Motor's £114 billion frozen plan the world's largest corporate fund. But despite the size of its corporate pension market, the US pension industry conducts less

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