Breadcrumb Home INTERACTIVE February 09, 2009 12:00 AM Table: Consultants 10-year annualized return assumptions Tweet Share Share Email More Reprints Print Looking upPrivate equity will be a winner, according to consultants’ 10-year annualized return assumptions.Asset classMercerCallanWilshirePCAWurts Ennis Knupp*AverageEquities**8.40%9.38%8.50%8.25%9.00%7.60%8.52%Real estate7.30%7.60%7.00%6.25%6.23%6.40%6.80%Private equity9.60%11.60%10.00%9.40%12.25%10.40%10.54%U.S. fixed income4.70%5.25%NA5.15%NA4.70%4.95%*Ennis Knupp’s assumptions are for 15 years. **Average of U.S. and non-U.S., except for Mercer and Wilshire, who did not differentiate. Recommended for You Venture capital exit values soar Mortgage-backed securities issuance remains robust Workers quitting shows potentially strengthening labor market Sponsored Content: EDHECinfra Research for Institutional Money Management sponsored Events Sponsored White Papers Benchmarking Private Asset Portfolios: Technology is Critical as Investors Vent… The Durability of Resiliency-Focused Portfolios: How Grubb Properties leverages… Managing and mitigating a pension plan’s impact on financial statements Opportunities Across the Cap Spectrum Shifting DC Times Magazine Fall 2021 | Defined contribution insights, research … Uncharted Waters: How Allocators and Investors Can Navigate the Continued Growt… View More Sponsored Content Partner Content The Industrialization of ESG Investment For institutional investors, ETFs can make meeting liquidity needs easier Gold: the most effective commodity investment 2021 Investment Outlook | Investing Beyond the Pandemic: A Reset for Portfolios Ten ways retirement plan professionals add value to plan sponsors Gold: an efficient hedge View More
