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that pension trustees are inherently optimistic in forming projections but such optimism increases with the degree of risk …-aversion. Further, the higher the level of risk-aversion, the more likely trustees will conform to peer group consensus and the less …
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the fact that much of systemic risk oversight operates on the frontiers of what the economist Frank H. Knight termed the …, Congress permitted FSOC to evaluate systemic risk at nonbank firms based on qualitative factors and descriptive statistics … undermined major aspects of the broader scheme for regulating systemic risk that Congress mandated in Dodd-Frank …
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Individual responsibility for portfolio construction is a central theme for defined contribution pensions, yet the rise of target-date funds is shifting investment decisions from workers back to employers. A complex choice architecture including automatic enrollment, reenrollment, and fund...
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Individual responsibility for portfolio construction is a central theme for defined contribution pensions, yet the rise of target-date funds is shifting investment decisions from works back to employers. A complex choice architecture including automatic enrollment, reenrollment, and fund...
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point of view of both long-term cumulative performance and risk profile as measured chiefly by Drawdown …
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