CPD: FidesIQ director Magnus Spence explains how and why pensions schemes are failing to measure their investment performance properly, and the damage this causes to their governance.
Latest articles from Magnus Spence
Data Crunch: DC property allocations set to catch DB
It seems logical that long-term savings should be invested in long-term assets, and property would seem a candidate for this type of investment.
How demand for multi-asset strategies is changing
Diversified growth funds have been a popular investment choice in the past years; Magnus Spence from market research company Spence Johnson looks at the challenges these products might encounter.
Data Crunch: Why DC market measures are so confusing
Magnus Spence from research specialists Spence Johnson gives an update on the estimated size of the workplace defined contribution scheme market.
Data Crunch: Retail and institutional – two very different investment worlds
Institutional and retail investment are still worlds apart, explains Magnus Spence from research company Broadridge.
Data Crunch: An unhelpful binary
Magnus Spence looks at how the industry needs to reconsider the distinction between active and passive
Data crunch: Net flows highlight a European derisking trend
European investors are continuing to derisk, says Magnus Spence from research company Spence Johnson.
Data Crunch: Drawdown is the number one choice for new retirees
Magnus Spence from market data provider Spence Johnson looks at the transformation the post-retirement market has undergone.
Data crunch: Why DB schemes will change their investments
Cash flow-driven investment will become more prominent in the near future, predicts Magnus Spence from research company Spence Johnson.
Data crunch: The DB market is growing fast
Defined benefit will continue to form the bedrock of pensions assets in the market for some time, explains Magnus Spence from Spence Johnson.