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Bond bets pay off for UK pension funds

Funds have now made back more money than they lost in 2008's crisis, but they are still running to stand still thanks to ever-rising liabilities

A large shift towards bonds has paid off for the UK's pension funds, helping them to make an average of over 10% per year on their money since the financial crisis.

The annualised asset growth of pension funds over the three years to December 31, 2011, was 10.8% per year, according to analysis by BNY Mellon. This was despite the continued turbulence in the markets.

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