LDI market value up 11% in 2012 as schemes hedge inflation

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The value of the market for liability driven investment (LDI) has risen 11% over 2012 led by the growth in inflation hedging, a KPMG report finds.

The accountant's 2013 LDI survey said the market is now worth £446bn, from £403bn in 2011, with the biggest growth coming from inflation hedging. The number of mandates has now reached 686, a 12% r...

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