Now that most corporate pensions are materially stronger than they were prior to the Global Financial Crisis, investors are arguing that these plans can afford to take on more return-seeking assets — specifically, equities. For many corporate plans, funded status has improved, asset allocations have long since been substantially de-risked, hedge ratios are higher, and pension liabilities are often smaller relative to the sponsoring company.
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