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Improving Risk Management in DC and Hybrid Pension Plans

This short paper highlights the key conclusions of Amenc et al. (2012) regarding the best practices for managing risks in defined-contribution (DC) and hybrid plans.

Author(s):

François Cocquemas

Summary:

This short paper highlights the key conclusions of Amenc et al. (2012) regarding the best practices for managing risks in defined-contribution (DC) and hybrid plans.

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Type :	EDHEC Publication
Date :	26/11/2012
Keywords :	Institutional Investment

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