This chapter recounts the experience of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board in designing and implementing its Risk-Return Accountability Framework and risk budgeting. The implementation of a classic risk budgeting framework was a seamless integration with existing processes in the investment group investing in publicly traded liquid assets, but proved to be problematic in investment groups investing in illiquid assets. Firm risk targets were established for publicly traded investments, but the team developing the risk budgeting program developed risk forecasts to better fit the business model of private investments and real estate
Public pension funds that cover retirement benefits for almost 20 million active or retired employee...
The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) insures private sector defined benefit (DB) pension ...
In this paper, it is investigated whether government, when promises pension fundʼs members a so-call...
This chapter recounts the experience of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board in designing and im...
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) has introduced substantial risk into the investment...
Includes bibliographical references.A risk budget is the quantification of an acceptable amount of r...
We investigate the extent to which regulations governing investment, valuation and funding affect th...
Risk in financial management has become a central pre-occupation of corporate governance (Internatio...
We discuss pension system risk in the United States by focusing on the investment policy and the met...
This paper investigates the determinants of public pension plan risk-taking behavior using the perce...
The aim of our contribution is to develop a technique for rebalancing pension fund portfolios in fun...
The ongoing economic crisis has profoundly changed the industry of asset manage-ment by putting risk...
he objective of a defined-benefit pension fund is to fully fund accrued pension liabilities at the l...
This research paper focusses on a model to quantify strategic risk and calculate adequate capital th...
Pension funds have struggled in recent years to adapt to the low yield climate driven by low interes...
Public pension funds that cover retirement benefits for almost 20 million active or retired employee...
The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) insures private sector defined benefit (DB) pension ...
In this paper, it is investigated whether government, when promises pension fundʼs members a so-call...
This chapter recounts the experience of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board in designing and im...
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) has introduced substantial risk into the investment...
Includes bibliographical references.A risk budget is the quantification of an acceptable amount of r...
We investigate the extent to which regulations governing investment, valuation and funding affect th...
Risk in financial management has become a central pre-occupation of corporate governance (Internatio...
We discuss pension system risk in the United States by focusing on the investment policy and the met...
This paper investigates the determinants of public pension plan risk-taking behavior using the perce...
The aim of our contribution is to develop a technique for rebalancing pension fund portfolios in fun...
The ongoing economic crisis has profoundly changed the industry of asset manage-ment by putting risk...
he objective of a defined-benefit pension fund is to fully fund accrued pension liabilities at the l...
This research paper focusses on a model to quantify strategic risk and calculate adequate capital th...
Pension funds have struggled in recent years to adapt to the low yield climate driven by low interes...
Public pension funds that cover retirement benefits for almost 20 million active or retired employee...
The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) insures private sector defined benefit (DB) pension ...
In this paper, it is investigated whether government, when promises pension fundʼs members a so-call...