Liability Driven Investing -- Three Reasons For Caution In Today's Implementation

Sponsored By SEI's Institutional Group

Topics:

Accounting

Employee Benefits & Human Capital > Defined Benefit

Finance & Risk Management

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Abstract:

One of the primary goals of an LDI strategy has been to try to control year-to-year volatility of the pension plan's funded status by providing a return on assets that was aligned with the return on overall liabilities of the plan. However, given the recent market environment, the implementation of these strategies including the use of interest rate swaps, may not currently be as effective as they have been in the past. As financial executives consider LDI strategies as a possible response to a volatile market environment, this whitepaper offers three considerations as to why the timing requires a judicious approach.

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Sponsored by: SEI's Institutional Group

Released: August 24, 2009

Length: 2 pages

Format: PDF (32 kb)

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