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Many pension schemes face challenges in meeting obligations amid difficult market conditions, therefore liquidity planning is an important consideration as schemes mature.
We have a long heritage of fixed income investing which forms the core of our CDI approach, providing:
We have developed CDI solutions that allow investors to reliably manage their cashflow obligations using a liquid, diversified and transparent approach, regardless of their scheme size.
Our CDI investment approach is built upon four pillars:
We are a global manager with significant scale
Our CDI strategies use high-quality corporate bonds only
We intentionally avoid illiquid assets which offer higher yields but are more complex to manage and can potentially hinder near-term buyout plans.
A quantitative-based approach with fundamental oversight optimised to match cashflows. We select from a global bond universe
A solution based on our ESG experience
We screen for UN Global Compact violators, controversial weapons and severe ESG controversies
We can adapt to client-specific requirements for segregated portfolios
Our solution can be applied in either segregated or pooled fund structures, as below:
For larger portfolios, clients can set their own cashflow requirements, as well as bespoke portfolio constraints
Our CDI funds can be combined to match a desired liability profile and also blended with LDI to deliver a comprehensive solution
Many pension schemes face challenges in meeting obligations amid difficult market conditions, therefore liquidity planning is an important consideration as schemes mature.
Recent years have seen trustees and corporate sponsors of defined benefit (DB) schemes explore ways of managing and reducing risks as they meet their obligations to members.
To learn more about our Cashflow Driven Investing approach please contact us
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