Description
The theory and practice of Strategic Asset Allocation is undergoing dramatic change.
In the space of a decade, the "one-size fits all" pension scheme benchmark has become
virtually obsolete, and conventional wisdom regarding best practice in pension fund
asset allocation has undergone massive change. It is only five years since John Ralfe pioneered the Boots Pension Fund switch from
equities to bonds, but since then there have been further waves of argument, market
developments and regulatory change, leading to a number of large pension schemes
adopting "liability-driven" strategies.
Exhibition Sections:
- Strategic asset allocation
- Tactical asset allocation
- Liability-driven investing
- Commodities and energy
- Portable alpha
- Risk management
- Emerging markets
- Global investment strategy