Post-crisis pension fund strategic asset allocation

Clive Davidson
09 Jul 2010

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The financial crisis didn’t so much send investment and risk management strategies off course as blow them right out of the water. Common assumptions proved ill-founded, while conventional market theories suddenly looked naïve and hopelessly optimistic. Investors have had to review their approach and try to adjust to a new world characterised by uncertainty, and no-one is affected by this more than pension funds, whose whole rationale is to protect, and hopefully grow, savings capital over time

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