Manager Selection
Emerging Hedge Funds Finding Their Footing Earlier
Smaller firms are adapting to an increasingly competitive environment, according to research from the Alternative Investment Management Association.
News Archive: Jun - 2026
Newsmakers
Rockefeller University Names Jun Yang as CIO, Succeeding Paula Volent
The $3 billion endowment’s new investment head comes from Oberlin College.
Asset Allocation
How to Reduce Global Equity Concentration Risk by Region, Sector and Strategy
CIO interviewed Jared Gross of J.P. Morgan Asset Management on his recent paper about using ETFs to rebalance away from benchmark-related overexposures.
Newsmakers
Janus Henderson Names New Hires in Institutional Client Group
The three newcomers include an outsourced CIO specialist from Participant Capital.
Manager Selection
What Do Limited Partners Want From Their Managers?
In a CIO webinar, institutional investors discussed their evolving relationships with and their expectations for their general partners.
Pensions
Trump Administration Seeks $1B to Restore Delphi Pensions
The effort, included in $87.6 billion supplemental spending request, revives a long-running fight to restore full benefits to levels they were at before GM’s 2009 bankruptcy.
Pensions
Colorado PERA Returns 14.1% in 2025, Sees Slight Dip in Funded Status
Assets of the pension system rose to $75.1 billion, while unfunded liabilities ticked up to $30.1 billion.
Opinion
Will AI’s Next Productivity Revolution Begin in the Fields?
A First Eagle Investments fund manager explores how artificial intelligence tools will benefit businesses, like farming, using it to solve practical operating problems.
Risk
With Mega-IPOs, Index Concentration Can Encourage Shift Toward Active Management
As indexes are increasingly dominated by large companies, managers tout active strategies as a solution.
News
SEC Sends Proposed Electronic Delivery Rule to White House
The measure will be reviewed for at least 90-days before entering a comment period.
Newsmakers
New Mexico Educational Retirement Board Names New CIO
Deputy CIO Steve Neel will step up at the $20 billion fund, succeeding Bob Jacksha.
Asset Allocation
Insurers Further Embrace Private Credit
A report from Clearwater Analytics identified why the asset class is such a good fit for certain types of insurance companies.
Regulation
Congress Passes Revised Bill to Limit Bulk Single-Family Home Purchases
The legislation bars companies that already own at least 350 properties from purchasing additional units.
Exec Sentenced for Embezzling Millions From CFA Institute
Michael Collins, who stole $5 million from the organization as its chief marketing officer, will serve up to nine years in prison.
Manager Selection
NYC Pensions Seek Public Equities Passive Index Asset Managers
It is the first time the city’s pension funds have solicited managers for public equity index services in nearly a decade.