Calpers chief welcomes credit turmoil

The investment chief at one of the world's most influential pension funds has claimed the credit crunch that began with defaults on US sub-prime mortgage loans will aid the overall health of the financial system.

Russell Read, chief investment officer of the $245bn (€183bn) California Public Employees' Retirement System, told Bloomberg: "The re-calibration of risk is inherently healthy and actually bodes well for investors in most markets…The moderate de-leveraging of the financial system is also healthy."

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