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Institutional investors less confident about meeting return targets

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Yield generation is the top challenge, a Fidelity survey shows; 40% of those surveyed say they have to take on more risk to achieve the same returns.

Institutional investors managing more than $12 trillion in assets are less confident about their ability to outperform against return targets over the next three years, according to a survey by Fidelity.

Only 54% expressed confidence in their ability to do so, the survey found, while 40% say they

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