Canadian Investment Review

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As mask mandates lift and life gets back to normal, defined benefit plan sponsors and institutional asset managers are looking forward to re-engaging with each other in person. During the first year of the coronavirus pandemic, institutional asset managers and defined benefit plan sponsors — like everyone else — stayed connected virtually, but the vast […]

How Do Canadian Pension Plans Feel About Investing at Home?

Pension plans lukewarm on Canadian investments despite recent market strength.

Stiglitz: Don’t Fear Deficits

Prominent economist not worried about debt.

Conclusion of CIR Online Debate.

The Dalai Lama Effect

Does a visit result in deteriorating trade relations with China?

Welcome back stochastic life-cycle management.

  • October 20, 2010 December 4, 2020
  • 09:26
Adaptive Asset Allocation: Sharpe

A traditional asset allocation policy that relies on rebalancing can't work – at least not for everyone.

  • August 5, 2010 September 13, 2019
  • 10:05
10 Ways to Ward Off “Occult” Markets

Principals may have an interest in efficient markets, but agents have their own interests which tend to compensation, among others.

  • August 3, 2010 September 13, 2019
  • 10:26

...some will feel that they have no choice but to maintain risk at pre-crises levels...If you apply this thinking to casino play you lose your house.

Asset-Liability Matching – Real Estate and Commodities

Since real estate and commodities can help deal with inflation risk, the paper makes some worthwhile points for plan sponsors.