Dutch funds look to alternatives to safeguard returns

Dutch pension funds are increasing their allocations to alternative investments to consolidate average returns of 9.9% last year, according to WM, the performance measurement company.

WM said its Dutch pensions universe, representing assets of €180bn (£124bn), had upped its exposure over the year to hedge funds, private equity and commodities and was showing growing appetite for investing in emerging markets such as China and India.

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