Currency is a non-traditional field for pension funds, but those taking part are revitalising the market.

The hedge fund industry is beginning to recover from a tumultuous two years, but the ensuing regulatory directive coming in from Europe could put added pressure on managers at an already difficult time

Improving mortality rates pose a fiscal threat to schemes and longevity swaps are one way to hedge against these risks – but their complexity can bring further problems

When and whether to hedge against liability risk is a decision that demands great consideration

The government’s quantitative easing initiative has seen in excess of £175bn pumped into the UK economy, but what overall effect has this had on the position of gilts?

Investors are advised how to get the best from European markets in such spurious times in value terms

With volatility proving that no asset class is completely safe, many investors are recognising the potential of alternatives like high yield bonds, both as a generator of returns and as a diversifier

With the markets braced for yet another turbulent year, PM takes a look at how the key asset classes might fare

Far from resting on its laurels, Global Investment House is taking full advantage of the market downturn to grow and develop a powerful private equity business in the Gulf region

New balanced funds offer investors access to a wider array of asset classes than ever before, but it’s their single-manager approach that will most appeal to trustees

Times have changed in the institutional world, and equities still rule the roost. But how does currency fit into pension fund portfolios?