Legal lethargy - Risk.net

David Rowe
01 Feb 2008

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Financial regulation has long aimed to limit fiduciaries' risk-taking to appropriate levels. In particular, for pension and certain endowment funds, this is intended to provide assured long-term income support for beneficiaries. Such funds are often constrained to invest only in investment-grade securities, and the underlying assumption is that such securities constitute a fundamentally low-to-moderate risk position. When the securities in question were basically corporate bonds, this was a

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