20MAY 2022
10NOV 2021
London, England, United Kingdom
10NOV 2021
London, England, United Kingdom
10NOV 2021
London, England, United Kingdom
Risk, return and sustainability: the three dimensions of successful investment
Infrastructure is a cornerstone of future economic development. Assets such as smart grids, storage and fibre networks are becoming critical to support the triple revolution that the UK is facing: the energy transition, urban mobility, and the digitalisation of services.
For UK pension schemes moving towards their end game, private credit such as infrastructure debt, real estate debt and direct lending can offer an attractive risk/return profile and a source of regular contractual income. Accessing a diversified, or multi private credit, strategy delivered through a pooled solution, is now a reality that most schemes of all sizes can take advantage of to meet their long-term objectives.
Schroders Institutional Investor Study analyses the investment perspectives of 750 global institutional investors on the investment landscape, private assets and sustainability. The respondents represent a spectrum of institutions, including corporate and public pension plans, insurance companies, official institutions, private banks, endowments and foundations, collectively responsible for $26.8 trillion in assets. The research was carried out via an extensive global survey during February and March 2021.
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LDI and Derivatives strategies can help to flexibly manage the most prominent risks that pension schemes have to contend with, whilst maintaining a focus on maximising long-term returns. Our approach is built around your specific needs, to ensure creative solutions tailored to your objectives.
The ultimate objective of pension scheme investing is to ensure that there are sufficient funds to pay the liabilities. Liability Driven Investment (LDI) puts this objective at the heart of a scheme's investment strategy. A key aim of LDI is to manage funding level risk (i.e. the variability of the scheme's assets compared to its liabilities). In practice, this usually means using a range of assets, such as swaps and bonds, to construct an investment strategy that closely matches the behaviour of the pension liabilities. These assets are often referred to as "LDI assets".
We work in partnership with you to deliver a capital efficient and flexible LDI solution for the management of your scheme’s liability risks. Our LDI solutions are cost effective, customised to your specific circumstances and objectives, and focused on providing the risk management strategy which is integrated with your overall investment strategy. Depending upon your requirements and governance arrangements, we can manage LDI portfolios on a segregated basis as well as through a range of pooled fund offerings.
This allows pension schemes to shape their exposure to equity markets, by targeting the return they need, while offering protection from markets falling. Our experienced team will help you create a tailored exposure to equity markets, through the use of equity options, as well as bonds and gilts.
Generally, this helps to reduce downside risk exposure by forfeiting a portion of returns for protection when markets fall.
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