As participants in the financial markets watch the Fed like hawks, each wanting to be the first to discern when interest rates will rise, pension plan sponsors are grappling with a different challenge: How can a plan cost-effectively mitigate the effects of the low-interest-rate environment on its funded status without putting plan assets in too much jeopardy when the external environment changes?
To get a better handle on what pension plan managers should be doing today to prepare for the highly anticipated rate increases, Treasury & Risk spoke with Mike Moran, pension strategist with Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
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