12th financial risk international forum Institut Louis Bachelier

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12th financial risk international forum Institut Louis Bachelier Investment Challenges and Opportunities in a Low Interest Rate Environment 12th financial risk international forum Institut Louis Bachelier

Known liabilities are decreasing and the first horizon is shortening Investment objectives : Honor the liability payments Maximise the remaining surplus in order to create value LDI implies 2 kinds of assets : hedging assets and performance seeking assets but managing the risk on the surplus now also requires investing in bonds

Meeting the objectives Hedging the liabilities Mainly fixed income investments either buy and hold or with rolling maturities Some performance assets Maximizing the surplus within risk limits - Mainly performance assets - Some fixed income assets Monte carlo simulations Stress tests CVaR 1% in 2024 Median expected value in 2024 Utility function

Impacts ans consequences of low rates Low and lower expected returns either for the fixed income assets and for the performance assets Lower protection if none of bond instruments in case of a fall in equities Asymetry of risk given the economic context (higher losses to be expected if rates or default increase) High valuation of fixed income assets (négative yield for govies, spread compression in the coporate bond markets …)

Riding the risk curve in the search for a balanced return Hedging assets Performance seeking assets Govies Corporate bonds High Yield Private debt Option hedged equities

What has done the FRR : searching innovation within traditionnal asset classes Seek extra performance in equity assets through smart beta techniques Allow for some high yield in the investment grade mandates (at the manager discretion) Allow for longer maturity corporate bonds in order to capture higher spread and primary market premium while hedging part of the duration Hedge equities with options allowing for a higher allocation with limited risks

What has done the FRR : looking for and invest in alternative asset classes Seek premium and lower volatility in private markets (private debt, private equity, infrastructure, real estate) Search for new types of investments : cat bonds, hedge funds, risk premia