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The future of public pensions
How you can reduce system complexity and operational risks.
In a recent global survey, the majority of pension leaders indicated that reducing operational risks is a top strategic priority in 2023.
Putting risk practices on a sound footing is nothing new. What’s new is the sense of urgency as we sit at a structural inflection point with a new inflationary era. The recent banking crisis is a stark reminder of the dangers of weak risk frameworks, and the impact it can have on a fund’s investments.
The operational risks that we see on the rise today is a symptom of a larger problem—the fragmentation of the investment value chain across people, processes, technology and data.
This new report explores four key considerations to forge an effective path forward:
- Organizing for speed to bolster resilience
- Increasing investment flexibility with a total portfolio view
- Allocating resources where they matter the most
- Securing continuous innovation
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