LDI

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LDI represents Liability driven investment strategy. In essence, LDI is an investment framework that seeks to match, wholly or in part, pension fund assets to the promises made to employees and pensioners. In most cases, it involves some use of swaps and derivatives to hedge out the risks such as changes in inflation and interest rates that can eat into a pension scheme's ability to keep these promises.


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