PGGM sees a chance to diversify with fourth-trigger CDSs
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Dutch pension manager hopes bank demand will continue to grow for derivatives counterparty credit protection
The small Dutch town of Zeist may seem an unlikely European centre for financial innovation. But Joost Hoogeveen, a senior portfolio manager on the credit risk-sharing team at PGGM, which calls Zeist home, hopes the pension fund manager can play a bigger role in the market for so-called fourth-trigger credit default swaps (CDSs).
PGGM allocates €7 billion ($7.8 billion) of its €271 billion
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