Welcome to our latest edition of Investment Perspectives. As ever, we’re pleased to showcase some of our best thought leadership and informed, expert opinions on the issues affecting investment markets. We hope these collected articles inform you of our thoughts on the current state of investment markets, while demonstrating some of our best thinking about the future.

In this quarter's edition:

• Stephen Jasinski completes our series on endgame planning by discussing the roles of protection assets and trustees’ governance considerations on the journey to a risk-transfer endgame.
• We also have a new feature to share with you – a fireside chat with Elaine Torry, our co-head of Investment DB.
• Tom Spence explores the options for diversifying leverage from gilts into other asset classes like credit and equities to provide protection for portfolios.
• Ryan Bio-Genfi weighs up the pros and cons of active and passive investment approaches to fixed income.
• We close the issue with our regular capital markets update, by Chris Arcari.

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