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Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Pension Funds Flee Stocks in Search of Less-Risky Bets
After making the same kinds of investment blunders as many individuals, corporate pension funds now are seeking the same remedies: fleeing stocks for the perceived safety of bonds.A growing number of pension managers are concluding their pursuit of maximum returns was a mistake, interviews with managers and consultants show. Instead, many funds are trying to achieve stable returns that more or less keep pace with the plan's obligations. To WSJ article posted by Charles Monat Associates at 2:13 PM
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