For the world’s largest asset owners
March 30, 2018
NJ Pulls $1.9 Million from Semi-Automatic Gunmaker

No plans announced for ditching remaining firearms holdings.

Blackstone Official Pushes Required Retirement Savings, Backed by Washington

At CalSTRS, to help people without enough money to retire, Tony James pledges to promote his idea to Washington big-wigs.

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Cresset Capital Names Joe Zidle as Chief Market Strategist
Brown University Posts 19.6% Fiscal Year Return
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Is your plan’s return-seeking portfolio built for what comes next?

Many corporate pensions limit their return-seeking assets to traditional equities. But what happens when the market environment is unfavorable for this asset class? We think plans need to examine this vulnerability and consider constructing return-seeking portfolios with three building blocks that may help pursue funded-ratio growth while mitigating funded-ratio drawdowns in more challenging environments.

Outraged Puerto Rico Gov. Clashes with Oversight Board, Yanks His Plan

Panel, seeking pension cuts, could unilaterally impose its own fiscal blueprint if stand-off continues.

Minnesota Senate Unanimously Approves Pension Bill

Reform backers say proposal would produce $3.4 billion in immediate savings.

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Current Trends in Portfolio Transition Management

What are some of the key drivers in servicing institutional investor clients in transitioning their portfolios? Asset flows. Dispersion. Risk mitigation. Technological advances. Here are the trends that William Cobbett, Head of Transition Management Americas, is seeing from his capital markets desk at Citi in New York, and how they may factor into an asset owner’s choice of transition manager.

In Focus: Who Are the Hedge Fund Winners and Losers?

Of the four major hedge strategies, long-short funds have been the champs. 
An iffy stock market may change that.

Editorial: CIOeditors@issmediasolutions.com
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