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The Pension Institute denies LDI had victims; opinion or research?
I have just been asked to read a report on the LDI crisis that draws the following conclusions To read this Pension Institute discussion paper “Liability-Driven-Investment-a-Victimless-Disaster“. It is written by Keith Wallace , a lawyer with an impressive CV but … Continue reading
Professor David Blake’s early LDI warning to TPR
Professor David Blake is Director of the Pensions Institute at Bayes Business School. This is his evidence to the Work and Pensions Committee and is published here with his permission. I have just listened to the panel session:https://parliamentlive.tv/event/index/ce2d2ff4-204c-4bb2-b34c-f6437f47a95d I agree … Continue reading
Drawdown needs to prove its pudding – as annuities do (PP coffee morning)
Those who missed yesterday’s Pension PlayPen coffee morning can now relive an excellent hour with our catch up service. You can watch a number of recent coffee mornings by logging into http://www.pensionplaypen.com and pressing the media tab. But for … Continue reading
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