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1 CALLAN INSTITUTE August 2017 Research Reaching for Higher Ground Progress and Pitfalls in the Continued Evolution of Target Date Funds Target date funds (TDFs) represent a dramatic improvement over former common defaults such as stable value or money market funds, but they need to evolve. Plan sponsors are examining whether TDFs can do a better job insulating participants, particularly those near retirement, against random fluctuations in the markets that can hurt financial outcomes. The solutions include using uncorrelated asset classes (e.g., alternatives); in-plan annuities; dynamic qualified default investment alternatives; or guaranteed income products. All have benefits, but plan sponsors also need to understand the potential drawbacks. I m so glad that I know more than I knew then Gonna keep on tryin Till I reach my highest ground Stevie Wonder, Higher Ground Through better plan design, innovative investment solutions, and efforts to increase savings rates, the defined contribution (DC) industry has devoted tremendous amounts of time and effort to improve the likelihood of successful retirement outcomes. But much like the ancient Roman goddess Fortuna capriciously interfering in the lives of mortals, random economic or market forces largely drive retirement outcomes. Can target date funds, which have become the dominant savings vehicle in DC plans, be improved to mitigate those risks? Callan believes they can be. The DC industry knows more than it did when TDFs first gained traction after the 2006 Pension Protection Act, giving it a head start on trying to improve them and get participants to their highest ground. Knowledge. Experience. Integrity.
2 The Trouble With Sequence of Returns A key market peril that participants face is sequence-of-returns risk. To illustrate its impact, Callan examined hypothetical participant outcomes for various time periods, beginning at the height of the Roaring 20s (Exhibit 1). Our study assumed: A participant saves 8.8% 1 of income every year for 40 years beginning at age 25 The participant realized real investment returns and salary inflation (based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI)) from 1928 to 2016 The same nominal starting salary, which grows based on the observed CPI from 1928 to 2016 The plan used a glide path that follows the Callan Consensus equity roll-down, invested in large cap U.S. stocks 2 and the 10-Year Treasury Here is how our participants did: Exhibit 1 Timing Is Everything, as Final Retirement Balances Vary Widely Start Retire Estimated Balance (in 2016 dollars) $740, $911, $696, $683, $764, $952, $1,577, $1,640, $1,572, $1,731, $1,381,800 Source: Callan The fickle nature of randomness gave (the participant who retired in 2013) and took away (the investor retiring in 1983). The participant who retired in 1983 faced high inflation (and low real returns) during and immediately after World War II as well as the stagflation of the 1970s. The investor who retired in 2013 experienced the tech boom and had largely moved to fixed income According to the Employee Benefit Research Institute s Retirement Confidence Survey, many who retired earlier than planned cite hardships for leaving the workforce, including health problems or disabiltors in this case, when one began saving and retired the out- by the time of the Global Financial Crisis. By virtue of external facity (41%), changes at their company (26%), and having to care for a comes can vary tremendously (by a factor of 2.5x!). People can spouse or another family member (14%). Others say changes in the choose to work longer, but few people work as long as they expect. 3 skills required for their job (4%) or other work-related reasons (16%) played a role. Positive reasons for retiring early include being able to This analysis only looks at the level and sequence of historical afford it (24%) or wanting to do something else (10%). returns. We can broaden it to take a look at other random factors that affect outcomes. By incorporating salary growth (using CPI as a proxy for wage inflation) and prevailing interest rates, we can examine the link between capital (the balance at retirement) and income (as measured 1 The median total savings rate, according to Vanguard s How America Saves report. 2 The study used the S&P 500 Index as a proxy for stocks and, before 1957, its previous incarnation, the Composite Index ; in 1928 (where we begin this experiment) it tracked 90 stocks. 3 EBRI Retirement Confidence Survey (March 21, 2017, EBRI Issue Brief) shows that while 38% of workers expect to retire at 70 or beyond, only 4% of retirees report this was the case. 2
3 by annuity equivalent value). 4 That value is the percentage of final income which can be provided by an annuity purchased using the accumulated balance. For example, a value of 50% indicates a person making $100,000 at retirement could purchase an annuity paying $50,000 a year during retirement. In theory, a larger balance should correspond to a larger income stream. However, due to the impact of interest rates when one retires (and in this case annuitizes) and the effect of wage inflation, the link between capital and income is not as clear-cut. Exhibit 2 Timing Is Everything, Version % 60% Annuity Equivalent Value 40% 20% 0% $500,000 $875,000 $1,250,000 $1,625,000 $2,000,000 Source: Callan Estimated Final Balance Each dot in Exhibit 2 represents one of the final balances from Exhibit 1 (horizontal axis) and the annuity equivalent value based on interest rates at the hypothetical retirement date. As illustrated, a big final balance does not necessarily translate into high income replacement due to both interest rates at retirement and the path of salary growth. Although the capital-income connection is useful in illustrating the dispersion of outcomes, the analysis has shortcomings. According to Callan s 2017 DC Trends Survey, only 12% of plans offer an annuity as a distribution option for retirees. EBRI s Retirement Confidence Survey finds that only 7% of workers are very interested in purchasing longevity insurance. Further, the annuity equivalent value depends largely on final salary as well as interest rates at the time of retirement. Consider the participant who started saving in Despite a low balance, this person was able to replace over 63% of final salary through an annuity. But this is largely due to a low ending salary (thanks to disinflation during the Great Depression). A higher replacement ratio does not always imply a successful retirement. 4 The use of annuity equivalent value follows the approach taken in Anup K. Basu and M.E. Drew, Portfolio Size Effect in Retirement Accounts: What Does It Imply for Lifecycle Asset Allocation Funds? Journal of Portfolio Management (2009), Vol. 35, No. 3, pp Knowledge. Experience. Integrity. 3
4 Having seen the strong effects that external forces have on participant outcomes, are there ways to moderate them? Improving the Accumulation Phase: Expand the Selection Set Our glide path in the study only included two asset classes: U.S. government bonds and U.S. large cap equity. If diversification is an investor s one free lunch, it follows that the diversification of TDFs should lead to superior, less varied outcomes. But with target date funds, the free lunch remains quite bland compared to the fare that is served to endowments, foundations, defined benefit (DB) plans, and other large institutional pools (Exhibit 3). Exhibit 3 TDFs Are Not as Diverse as They Could Be Prevalence of Asset Classes Within Off-the-Shelf Target Date Funds Equity Fixed Income Other Large Cap Equity Non-U.S. Equity Core Fixed Income Emerging Market Equity Small/Mid Cap Equity 100% 100% 100% 98% 95% TIPS 73% Commodities High Yield Cash Equivalents 45% 45% 49% Global REITs Defensive Fixed Income Non-U.S. Fixed Income 33% 36% 36% U.S. REITs Emerging Market Debt Hedge Funds/ Absolute Return Non-U.S. Fixed Hedged 24% 22% 18% 15% Non-U.S. Small Cap Extended Maturity Real Estate Leveraged-Bank Loans Stable Value Natural Resource Equity Long Government 9% 9% 7% 5% 4% 2% 2% Source: Callan 4
5 The diversification within TDFs rarely extends outside mainstream asset classes. For instance, fewer than half of TDFs even offer access to a wide range of nontraditional asset classes, such as commodities, hedge funds, and private real estate, that are widely used by other institutional pools (Exhibit 4). This is largely due to cost and operational considerations. And many of the asset classes within equity and fixed income are highly correlated (Exhibit 5). Common asset classes in TDFs such as large cap and smid cap have a correlation of 0.96, but less frequently used asset classes such as commodities or real estate have lower correlations with large cap and smid cap equity. Exhibit 4 Other Asset Pools Are More Diverse: Asset Allocations by Fund Type as of 3/31/ % 1.2% 2.4% 6.8% 1.6% 0.4% 26.5% 1.0% 3.8% 15.7% 3.2% 2.3% 3.5% 1.7% 2.6% 0.6% 0.7% 39.2% 4.2% 13.7% 10.0% 1.8% 7.2% 19.8% 3.9% 17.3% 2.1% 2.2% 0.9% 0.6% 2.4% 12.1% 2.0% 15.7% 0.7% 1.6% 4.2% 0.5% 25.8% 0.9% Cash Other Alternatives Hedge Funds Real Estate Global Balanced U.S. Balanced Non-U.S. Fixed 35.3% 28.1% 34.1% 35.3% U.S. Fixed Global Equity Non-U.S. Equity U.S. Equity Public Corporate Endowments/ Foundations Source: Callan Taft-Hartley Exhibit 5 Lots of Correlation Going On 10 years ended 3/31/2017 U.S. Large-Cap Equity 1.00 U.S. Smid Cap Equity Non-U.S. Developed Equity Emerging Market Equity U.S. Core Fixed Income U.S. High Yield Fixed U.S. TIPS Non-U.S. Fixed Income U.S. REITs Commodities U.S. Large- Cap Equity U.S. Smid Cap Equity Non-U.S. Dev. Equity Em. Market Equity U.S. Core Fixed Income U.S. High Yield Fixed U.S. TIPS Non-U.S. Fixed Income U.S. REITs Commod. Source: Callan Knowledge. Experience. Integrity. 5
6 Given this, why are target date managers not offering non-correlated asset classes in their glide paths? While adding more diversification, with reduced correlation, could cut the sensitivity of participant outcomes to the overall sequence of returns, such asset classes also tend to increase fees. Managers incorporating alternatives would likely need to adjust the overall cost structure by implementing passive management elsewhere to keep total fee levels competitive. And when adding any alternative asset class, the expected improvements to outcomes must clearly outweigh any potential increase in fees. Consider the case of a TDF adding a direct real estate fund with a fee of 100 basis points. Absent other changes (decreasing allocations elsewhere to make the allocation to real estate), a 10% allocation would add 10 bps in fees compared to what the TDF had been paying before. While changes to the existing asset allocation (going passive elsewhere) could help offset that increase, those suggesting this approach should bear in mind that plan sponsors are tremendously sensitive to fees in an atmosphere of rampant litigation. When looking at private assets (e.g., real estate, private equity, or hedge funds), barriers go beyond fees to the operational side. Daily valuation (and to a lesser degree daily liquidity) remains the price of admission to the DC market, so managers of such products must get creative. For example, managers in the private real estate or private equity space may add public REITs or public equity (such as S&P 500 Index exposure) to help reduce liquidity concerns. But in doing so, they must take care not to water down the strategies to the point where their benefits no longer exist. Improving the Distribution Phase with Annuities Helping retirees draw down assets during the distribution or de-cumulation phase represents the next great puzzle facing the DC system. Despite years of research and product development, few solutions have gained traction. Retirement income solutions remain a rarity (Exhibit 6) though innovation in the form of guaranteed income products, managed payout solutions, and laddered bond portfolios forges ahead. Even when they are available, most participants shun them, exiting their plan and taking a lump sum payout instead. 5 Exhibit 6 Few Choices for Retirement Income What retirement income solutions do you offer to employees?* 50.0% 27.4% 14.2% 12.3% 3.8% 3.8% 1.9% None Access to defined benefit plan Managed accounts/ income drawdown modeling services Annuity as a form of distribution payment In-plan guaranteed income for life product Annuity placement services Longevity insurance/qlac *Multiple responses allowed. Source: 2017 Callan DC Trends Survey 5 TIAA reports that only 4%-6% of DC participants chose to annuitize a portion of their balances. The Annuity Advantage, TIAA, February
7 Already some providers of off-the-shelf TDFs offer versions with guaranteed income streams. Realizing the role such solutions could play, the Treasury Department in 2014 issued guidance that cleared the way for deferred annuities within TDFs designated as the plan s QDIA. While the move from the Treasury Department is helpful, many are waiting on the Department of Labor to issue more prescriptive safe harbor provisions around the use of annuities. With these versions of TDFs, a portion of the underlying assets is invested in a sleeve that contains an annuity payout. As an example, some products begin shifting assets into a guaranteed minimum withdrawal benefit (GMWB). The guarantee is based on an account high-water mark that resets periodically. Like many other annuity-based solutions, such products have yet to gain traction, and may not be the right choice for participants (Exhibit 7). Another area of potential innovation involves connecting the target date fund to a qualified longevity annuity contract (QLAC). A QLAC is a deferred annuity that begins payoffs once (and if) a participant reaches some Exhibit 7 Modeling How a GMWB Might Work $1,500,000 $1,250,000 Balance with annuity fee Balance without annuity fee Fee gap in years (right axis) 10 $1,000,000 $750,000 5 Years $500,000 $250,000 $ Age Source: Callan To illustrate the potential value of these products, Callan modeled a GMWB with the following features: Starting account balance of $100,000 at age 45 Contributing $3,000 annually toward retirement Investment in the GMWB target date fund begins at age 55 GMWB adds 90 basis points in fees for the annuity feature Retirement begins at age 65, with 4% annual withdrawals Callan s Capital Market Projections are used to forecast long-term returns and volatility Results: At age 65, a participant has paid 10 years of annuity fees and needs 2 years of annuity payments to break even By age 85, a participant has paid 30 years of fees, and needs nearly 6 years of payments to age 91 to break even Participant actions (e.g., large withdrawals) can eliminate the value of the guarantee Fees can be raised by the annuity provider with just 30 days notice, in many cases Knowledge. Experience. Integrity. 7
8 predetermined age. For example, a 65-year-old could purchase a QLAC that begins to pay out when, and if, the participant reaches age 80. The beauty of a QLAC is that it creates a longevity safety net and also allows those in retirement to define a specific drawdown period the time between when they retire and the age when the QLAC provides annuity income (e.g., 80 85). QLACs can also address the issue of cognitive decline by providing a guaranteed stream of income later in life, when participants may have trouble making financial decisions. Realizing the role QLACs could play, the IRS in 2014 exempted them from the calculations for minimum required distributions (provided certain criteria are met). 6 However, under existing regulations the amount one can annuitize is limited to 25% of the applicable retirement account assets or $100,000, whichever is lower. And with many participants underestimating their longevity, 7 the appeal of a solution that only pays off if they live to an advanced age could be limited. As with many innovative financial products, cost and operational issues present difficulties. With interest rates stubbornly low, annuities may not be appealing given the level of fees. Consider a balance of $100,000. Fees for existing guaranteed withdrawal products are around 100 bps. For those looking to purchase an immediate annuity upon retirement, a balance of $100,000 translates into a paltry figure of roughly $523 a month. 8 Given the sticker shock, the lack of interest in annuities should come as no surprise. There is hope that renewed emphasis on mandating annual income disclosures 9 to participants will reframe their focus from accumulation (total balance) to income in retirement and in turn brace participants for the annuity sticker shock. On the operational side, many recordkeepers (which function as the gatekeepers to the DC system) are loath to build out the capability to handle in-plan annuity solutions. In an already low-margin business, recordkeepers are reluctant to budget resources for an unproven product with low utilization. Additionally, in-plan annuity products could compete with recordkeepers own products. That leads to a Catch-22: Few plans offer annuity products due to lack of recordkeeper support, and few recordkeepers support them due to lack of interest. Exhibit 8, from Callan s 2017 DC Trends Survey, shows the five most common reasons why plan sponsors do not offer annuities. Exhibit 8 Much Resistance to Annuities: Top 5 Reasons for Not Offering Them Unnecessary or not a priority Uncomfortable/unclear about fiduciary implications Too costly to plan sponsors/participants No participant need or demand Concerned about insurer risk Source: 2017 Callan DC Trends Survey For additional reading on estimated longevity, please refer to O Connell, Alison, How Long Do We Expect to Live? A Review of the Evidence, Journal of Population Aging (2011), 4(3), Charles Schwab. Rate assumes an immediate single-life annuity for a hypothetical 65-year-old with no death benefit. 9 The Lifetime Income Disclosure Act of 2017 is a renewed legislative effort to mandate annual income disclosures on ERISA-governed DC plans. The legislation was proposed in April
9 Despite these issues, the de-cumulation phase represents another area where we may see continued evolution in the retirement market generally and the target date market more specifically. More Targeted Target Date Funds One criticism of TDFs is that the glidepath is one-size-fits-all, when many DC plans have diverse participant populations. Exhibit 9 illustrates how looking at average can take us away from reality. Although a target date solution may work for the average participant, such a participant may not actually exist and a solution that works on average may not be ideal for discrete subgroups. Exhibit 9 Creating a Plan for the Average Participant May Not Add Up Half the population: Salaried Half the population: Hourly Have a defined benefit plan No defined benefit plan Quasi defined benefit plan + = Match: 50% up to 6% Match: 100% up to 6% Match: 75% up to 6% Median age: 55 Median age: 25 Median age: 40 Median salary: $120,000 Median salary: $30,000 Median salary: $75,000 In an effort to refine the target date approach, some providers are looking to incorporate information beyond a participant s age when building their asset allocation. Often referred to as dynamic QDIAs, these products use information such as marital status, additional assets, DB plans, tax implications (based on location), plan balance, historical contribution rates, etc. By getting a more complete look at an individual s circumstances, a provider can build a more customized asset allocation. This complete picture becomes more important as a person ages. While a high equity allocation is suitable for most 25-year-olds, for 60-year-olds divergent circumstances (outside assets, home ownership, expected Social Security, bequest needs, etc.) argue for wildly different asset allocations. The dynamic QDIA essentially provides participants with their own highly customized allocation, much like managed account products. And in fact, some dynamic QDIAs effectively are managed account products bolted onto TDFs. While on the surface such products represent an improvement, human nature is a stumbling block. Although recordkeepers can provide some of the data required to customize the dynamic QDIA glide path, few participants supply additional personalized data. In a 2015 report, Callan found that only 10 15% of participants in managed accounts provide information necessary to tailor managed accounts. 10 Lastly, in the current atmosphere of cybersecurity risk, participants may prove reluctant to aggregate so much sensitive information in a single place. 10 Lucas, L; McAllister, J; Szkwarla, T; Taylor, B. Meeting the Challenge of Managed Account Selection and Evaluation, Callan DC Observer, Third Quarter Knowledge. Experience. Integrity. 9
10 Plan sponsors must also take into consideration the differences that exist in the underlying methodology that drives the resulting asset allocations. Among providers, participant data carries implications for the resulting asset allocation. Providers asset allocations could differ drastically given identical participant data. Consider the following example: Exhibit 10 illustrates the differing equity allocations that result from differences in the underlying methodology. When evaluating providers, plan sponsors must understand that methodology and its implications on resulting asset allocation. Exhibit 10 Variations of Equity Allocations by Vendors Participant 1: 45 years old with a pension plan and a large amount of outside assets (modeled as fixed income) Participant 2: 45 and has no outside wealth or pension plan Participants Age Provider A 70% 70% 70% Provider B 80% 65% 14% Participant 3: 45 and has no outside wealth or pension plan, but has 75% of her balance in employer stock Provider C 77% 75% 0% Provider D 98% 79% 78% Conclusions Pundits may argue as to whether the target date industry is on version 2.0, 3.0, or 4.0. Whatever the case, we know for certain that TDFs will continue to evolve, with increasing liquidity and lower costs expanding the range of asset classes available to target date providers. Technology improvements also provide another source of innovation. The opportunity for those that can overcome the largely operational hurdles is immense. Every day, 10,000 baby boomers retire. 11 Thomas Edison summarized what we in the retirement industry now must do: There s a way to do it better find it. 11 The Washington Post, July 24, 2014, Do 10,000 baby boomers retire every day? 10
11 About the Author James Veneruso, CFA, CAIA, is a Senior Vice President and defined contribution consultant in Callan s Fund Sponsor Consulting group based in the Summit, New Jersey office. Jimmy joined Callan in 2007 and is responsible for providing analytical support to Callan s DC clients and consultants. He is responsible for research and analysis of target date strategies and assists plan sponsor clients with target date manager searches and suitability studies. In this role, Jimmy meets regularly with investment managers to develop an understanding of their asset allocation, philosophy, investment policies, and organizational structures. He is a regular speaker at the Callan College and various investment forums, and his views have been featured in numerous publications. Jimmy is a shareholder of the firm. Prior to joining Callan, Jimmy served over two years as a United States Peace Corps Volunteer in the Kingdom of Tonga. He served as project manager for the Future Farmers of Tonga program and taught at Queen Salote College. Jimmy received his Master s in Economics from the University of Illinois and graduated with departmental honors earning a BS in Computer Science and Economics at Vanderbilt University. He has earned the right to use the Chartered Financial Analyst designation and the CAIA designation. Jimmy is a member of the New York Society of Security Analysts. Knowledge. Experience. Integrity. 11
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