A brief history of LDI
How an accounting tweak and a radical actuarial theory created a trillion pound asset class
National/regional news and analysis
The airports vs airlines battle needs a new approach
Increasing costs and environmental restrictions call for different perspective
Global accounting firms warned over use of local affiliates
Flawed audits more likely to be found at overseas arms, says US regulator
Asset managers may regret becoming the new banks
Alphabet soup of LDI and ESG puts BlackRock and others in the financial hot seat
UK pensions lifeboat handed out £1.6bn during market turmoil
LDI strategies threatened to unravel after Kwarteng’s mini-Budget tax cut hit gilt prices
UK pensions implosion could end with a deals boom
Hidden risks revealed by crisis may prompt ‘buyout’ deals that shrink world of defined benefit schemes
Plunging pound and crumbling confidence: How the new UK government stumbled into a political and financial crisis of its own making
The hard hats likely came in handy recently for Prime Minister Liz Truss and Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng. Stefan Rousseau/Pool Photo via APThe new British government is off to a very rocky start – after stumbling through an economic and financial crisis of its own making.
US National Debt Tops $31 Trillion for First Time
America’s borrowing binge has long been viewed as sustainable because of historically low interest rates. But as rates rise, the nation’s fiscal woes are getting worse.
Recovery from a disaster like Hurricane Ian takes years, and nonprofits play many pivotal roles before and after FEMA aid runs out
The rebuilding in places like Matlacha, Fla., won't happen overnight.
Economists Nervously Eye the Bank of England’s Market Rescue
The Bank of England stepped in to save a critical market this week. Economists say it was necessary but also worry about the precedent.
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