Abstract
Institutional investors are not significant owners of gold. If gold effectively hedges inflation, then gold could merit consideration as a strategic allocation in a pension fund. This article evaluates gold’s ability to hedge inflation and monetary policy and tests whether gold should receive a strategic allocation in a pension fund. The findings show that gold is a better inflation hedging tool than other commodities and that, even at a low level of expected return, gold receives a positive strategic allocation in a diversified plan. <b>TOPICS:</b>Other real assets, pension funds, portfolio construction
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