The experience of 2022 focussed many trustees’ attention upon the shortcomings of their multi-investor pooled LDI funds.
Many small and medium-sized funds are still part of these pooled structures and are now expected to hold higher levels of collateral as a form of future-proofing.
Yes, schemes can earn higher returns by freeing up some of this ‘dead money’ that is currently held as excess collateral in pooled LDI funds.
By moving to a bespoke LDI mandate, trustees can invest this excess collateral in credit or a wider range of liquid asset classes, targeting higher returns with more flexibility.
In addition to unlocking dead money, bespoke LDI solutions have several key advantages over multi-investor pooled LDI funds:
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