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Duration matching, I'd say. They want instruments that balance their outstanding obligations (ie pension liabilities thirty-fifty years out)
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Duration matching, I'd say. They want instruments that balance their outstanding obligations (ie pension liabilities thirty-fifty years out)
This.
I don't find the demand from pension funds very convincing. Would the pensioners themselves have chosen the 100 year bond? Seems like there could be a misalignment between the incentives of the fund managers and their beneficiaries. Perhaps the pension fund managers are in bed with the finance bros at Google?