LGIM Blog – Yikai Shen, Quantitative Associate

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Yikai Shen

Yikai works as a quantitative associate in LGIM's Solutions group. Yikai assists in financial modelling and investment strategy development work. Yikai joined LGIM in August 2020 from Duff & Phelps, where he was an associate within the complex asset solution team and assisted in the valuation of credit derivatives. He obtained a master's degree in Maths and Finance from Imperial College London.

Other articles by Yikai Shen

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Should higher cash rates decrease interest in equities?

Interest rates have shot up over the past 18 months, increasing the return available on ‘risk-free’ assets such as cash. Could this impact equity returns?

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The end (game) is nigh: UK DB health at an all-time high

Our latest research reveals that UK defined benefit (DB) schemes are at their healthiest-ever levels, putting the ‘endgame’ in sight for the majority of schemes within the next five to 10 years.

DB schemes: of hikes and health

The UK's defined benefit (DB) pension schemes finished 2021 at their healthiest levels since before the onset of COVID-19, according to our latest research.

DB schemes: healthiest since COVID – but pandemic may cast long shadow

DB schemes: healthiest since COVID – but pandemic may cast long shadow

DB scheme health: levelling off

DB scheme health: levelling off

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