Month: March 2014

Property Portfolio Management, Portfolio Structure – Part IV

Property Portfolio Management, Portfolio Structure – Part IV

Pension investing is more a process of matching assets to liabilities, with the ultimate objective being to pay retirement income. Usually a young plan can afford greater risk because of longer time horizons. The solvency of pensions and insurers suffered as yields fell because it increased the present value of their liabilities, which were difficult to match with assets.

Property Portfolio Management, Property Role in Multi Asset Portfolio – Part III

Property Portfolio Management, Property Role in Multi Asset Portfolio – Part III

Canada’s public pension funds (CPP Inv. Board, PSP Inv. and Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan for instance) own assets all over the world, including property in Manhattan, utilities in Chile, international airports and railway connecting London to the Channel with returns well above 10%. They brought most of their investments in-house, reducing costs to a tenth.

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