Aging population forces change in strategy for money managers | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Idanna Appio spent 15 years at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York analysing the history of sovereign debt crises. Now, as a fund manager at $138 billion First Eagle Investments, she's reached a conclusion: U.S. Treasury bonds are too risky to hold.

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