Risky Business: Why Right-Risking, Rather than De-Risking, is Key for Pension Plans
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Author: Paul Sweeting, Ph.D., CFA, J.P. Morgan Asset Management
De-risking has become a key feature of the pension landscape. According to a recent survey of pension plan sponsors by Aon Hewitt (2011), 78% of U.S. respondents thought it was prudent to reduce risk as funded status improved, while 69% of U.K. respondents and 53% of all continental European respondents stated that their longer term objective was to take less or no risk in their plans.
Risky Business: Why Right-Risking, Rather than De-Risking, is Key for Pension Plans.
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