Pension Insurance Corp tilts away from corporate bonds

Relative attractiveness of corporates has declined as investors drive up the price of these bonds

Pension Insurance Corporation, which manages £11.2 billion in UK retirement funds, says it is buying fewer corporate bonds than a year ago as investors drive up the price of these notes.

David Collinson, head of strategic development at Pension Insurance Corp, said the relative attractiveness of corporate bonds had reduced: "UK corporate bonds aren't yielding that much more than gilts, therefore the incentive to buy them isn't as great."

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