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• W1560901097 abstract "In countries with large scale private and public funded pension arrangements, for example, the United States, Canada, Japan, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom, one of the key decisions is how the contributions into the fund should be invested to best effect. The investment decision typically results in some form of risk sharing between members and sponsor in terms of (1) the level of contributions required to pay for all promised benefits, (2) the volatility of contributions required, and (3) the uncertainty of the level of benefits actually deliverable should the scheme be wound up or have to be wound up. Some of the risks associated with the pension benefits have a clear link with the economy and hence with other instruments traded in the financial markets. Others, such as demographic risks and the uncertainty as to how members or the sponsor will exercise their options, which are often far from being economically optimal, are less related to the assets held in the fund.This article describes broadly what assets are available to the institutional investor, how an investor might go about deciding on an asset allocation, and explore what the possible consequences of an asset allocation might be.Keywords:funding;asset selection;currency;derivatives;risk budgeting;risk measures;styles;portfolio construction;stochastic asset models;inflation;immunization;hedging;defined benefit schemes;defined contribution schemes;liability benchmark portfolio;investment strategy;valuation;lifestyle;arbitrage-free" @default.
• W1560901097 created "2016-06-24" @default.
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• W1560901097 date "2014-12-01" @default.
• W1560901097 modified "2023-09-23" @default.
• W1560901097 title "Assets in Pension Funds" @default.
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