2014 U.K. Institutional Investors - Asset Allocation and Fees - Graphics
The secular decline in equity allocations has resumed to the benefit of fixed income and LDI.
The secular decline in equity allocations has resumed to the benefit of fixed income and LDI.
Supported by rising bond yields, funding levels improve, but the gap between corporates and local authorities widens.
The evolution of the U.S. corporate bond market is underway, but the revolution is yet to come.
Blended default funds continue to gain significant traction among DC schemes.
Government bond allocations decline again as fixed income diversification continues.
Consultant intermediation falls in Germany as hiring activity and strategic allocation changes decline.
Despite previous lackluster support, corporate pensions are increasingly ambivalent towards quantitative management.
Among the larger schemes, at least half recognise 3 or fewer solicitations over the year.
Smaller and mid-sized investors have been most active in hiring new managers for new mandates as the market environment drives diversification.
Proportion of respondents portfolio invested in convertibles is 78%
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