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18 Jan 2023
1 min read

Solutions outlook 2023 - What follows an unprecedented year?

In this outlook we reflect on a challenging period for investors and ponder what lies in store for pension schemes in 2023.

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2022 was an unprecedented year for many reasons, but those in the pension industry are most likely to remember it for September and October’s extreme gilt volatility. This was a highly disruptive period for markets – one that created acute liquidity requirements for the pension industry. 

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Will Riley

Will Riley

Head of Solutions

Will joined LGIM in January 2019 as Head of Solutions responsible for the strategy and portfolio management of investment solutions for pension schemes and insurance…

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John Southall24

John Southall

Head of Solutions Research

John works on financial modelling, investment strategy development and thought leadership. He also gets involved in bespoke strategy work. John used to work as a…

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Mat Webb

Mathew Webb

Head of Endgame Solutions

Mathew is Head of Endgame Solutions within LGIM's Solutions business and specialises in helping pension schemes achieve their endgame objectives, whether that is buyout (pension…

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