Articles - Managing risks and seeking opportunities for pension funds


When markets turn causing extreme levels of volatility pension funds can be left wondering what the future holds. In these uncertain times we should remember the 2008 global financial crisis and the lessons learned by pension schemes and fiduciary managers. Listen to a discussion on the steps we took to support and manage portfolios post 2008 financial crisis. We will take a deep dive into what the current situation means for pension funds in the future, and where opportunities may lie.
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Alex Mcclelland, Manager, UK Fiduciary Management, Russell Investments
David Morton, Associate Director, UK Fiduciary Management, Russell Investments
Sasha Mandich, Director, UK Institutional, Russell Investments

 

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