Published: 22 September 2017

Ipec wants insurance companies and pension funds with over $1 billion invested in fixed properties to invest on secondary markets to ensure tradability of fixed income securities for liquidity that determines their ability to meet obligations to pay out claims.

This is because investments they make are often faced with situations where their fixed income security investments are not tradable and can only be held to maturity before the proceeds can be utilized.
- Business Weekly

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