Insurance
Cat bonds find their calling
Catastrophe bonds
Solvency II draft report from European Parliament Committee
Daily news headlines
UK pension funds not hedging as much as expected
Only 12.6% of UK pension funds surveyed by the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) use swaps to hedge interest and inflation risks.
Treasury-plus
Profile
Supply-side economics
Pensions
The end of the monoline?
Fears that monoline bond insurers would lose their triple-A ratings rocked global capital markets in February. As bankers, regulators and industry chiefs gawp at the cracks in the insurers' foundations, Daniel Andrews investigates where it all went wrong…
After the storm
The structured credit market has been battered by recent events, with investors retreating to the high ground. But now that signs of calm are returning, what kinds of structures can investors look forward to? Hardeep Dhillon reports
Dinallo's dilemma
Editor's letter
Reality bites
Sponsored Statement
Hedging into the future
Variable Annuities
The last risk silo
Operational Risk
Great Expectations
Longevity
Moment of truth
Regulator Q&A
Spiralling debt
Cover story
Sovereign Wealth Saviours
Government funds
PBGC throws in towel on liability-driven investment
The US Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) has called time on its commitment to liability-driven investments (LDI) after admitting its current strategy has a less than one-in-five chance of meeting future funding needs.