Coverage of the 2011 Global Investment Conference
I got the chance to catch up with Carolyn Tsen, Senior advisor with the Hydro One pension fund. We chatted at the opening reception of this year’s Global Investment Conference in Banff and she told me what she thinks are the top issues facing plan sponsors today. From de-risking to emerging markets, Tsen sees pension funds looking for different things in today’s global investment landscape. Click on the image to listen to what she had to say.
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