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Fidelity makes case for inflation-linked bonds
12 August 2010
Changes to UK pension fund indexation have boosted the case for a global approach to inflation-linked bonds, says Fidelity
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Recent changes to private sector pension fund indexation have boosted the case for a global approach to investing in inflation-linked bonds, says Fidelity International.
Last month, UK pensions minister Steve Webb announced that the indexation applied to benefits paid by private sector pension funds would be switched from the Retail Price Index (RPI) to the Consumer Price Index (CPI). This followed a similar announcement in the June Budget concerning public sector pension benefits.
Andy Weir, manager of Fidelity International’s Global Inflation-Linked Bond fund, says: “The changes will affect the market in instruments used...
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