Putting the case beyond doubt

The global asset allocation, which has been advocated by academic scholars and investment practitioners for the last two decades, produces a puzzling effect on the portfolios of pension plans. The puzzle stems from the fact that international assets offer ex-post diversification benefits to institutional portfolios while introducing an additional source ...

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