Lionel Martellini

  • Corporate defined benefit pension funds are not all equal
    News

    Corporate defined benefit pension funds are not all equal

    2012-11-05T12:30:00

    Assessing the value of a pension plan in deficit with a weak sponsor company is no easy matter.

  • EDHEC-Risk Alternative weighting schemes: conditions for optimality
    Features

    EDHEC-Risk Alternative weighting schemes: conditions for optimality

    April 2011 (Magazine)

    Felix Goltz, Head of Applied Research, EDHEC-Risk Institute and Director of Research & Development, EDHEC-Risk Indices & Benchmarks Lionel Martellini, Professor of Finance, EDHEC Business School, Scientific Director, EDHEC-Risk Institute, and Scientific Advisor, EDHEC-Risk Indices & Benchmarks

  • Features

    EDHEC-Risk Inflation-linked corporate bonds and the optimal design of debt programmes

    April 2011 (Magazine)

    Lionel Martellini, Professor of Finance, EDHEC Business School and Scientific Director, EDHEC-Risk Institute Vincent Milhau, Senior Research Engineer, EDHEC-Risk Institute

  • Opinion Pieces

    Lionel Martellini, EDHEC

    September 2010 (Magazine)

    “From asset management to risk-and-asset management”

  • Special Report

    SWFs – case for ALM

    December 2009 (Magazine)

    Work needs to be done to develop optimal asset allocation and liability-management strategies for sovereign wealth funds, argues Lionel Martellini. The first step is to define each fund’s purpose and source of revenue

  • Special Report

    Boost your hedge

    April 2009 (Magazine)

    Supplementing index-linked bonds with alternative investments in the liability-matching portfolio can take some pressure off of the return-seeking portfolio – thereby improving risk management, argues Lionel Martlellini

  • Features

    Case for active style allocation

    July 2005 (Magazine)

    Al though the existing literature seems to concur on the interest of hedge funds as valuable investment alternatives, there seem to be several shortcomings in current industry practice when it comes to fully capitalising on the advantages of including hedge funds in an investor’s asset allocation. So far, the only ...

  • Features

    Case for active style allocation

    June 2005 (Magazine)

    Although the existing literature seems to concur on the interest of hedge funds as valuable investment alternatives, there seem to be several shortcomings in current industry practice when it comes to fully capitalising on the advantages of including hedge funds in an investor’s asset allocation. So far, the only solution ...