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October 27, 2023
CFA Institute Produces Plan to Gauge OCIO Performance

The framework, now out for comment, calls for extending GIPS to outsourced investment managers, with rules for things like fee disclosures and benchmarking.

CFA Institute Produces Plan to Gauge OCIO Performance
Liability-Driven Investing Survey Closing Today

This survey for asset owners explores a wide range of LDI topics, including LDI strategic goals and direction; risk management and asset allocation; and evaluation of LDI providers.

Liability-Driven Investing Survey Closing Today
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Florida State Board of Administration Reducing Allocation to Stocks

The state’s allocation to alternatives will increase in the newly adopted investment plan.

Florida State Board of Administration Reducing Allocation to Stocks
Speaker Mike Johnson Unlikely to Deviate From Republican Regulatory Agenda

The Louisiana congressman has had almost no contact with the financial industry in terms of legislative activity.

Speaker Mike Johnson Unlikely to Deviate From Republican Regulatory Agenda
Nebraska Investment Council Appoints Ellen Hung as State Investment Officer

Hung was previously deputy CIO of the State Universities Retirement System of Illinois.

Nebraska Investment Council Appoints Ellen Hung as State Investment Officer
TRENDING: Housing Seems OK, but Beneath the Surface, It’s Another Story

The economic bellwether has posted some good numbers, although analysts say problems lurk in the long run.

TRENDING: Housing Seems OK, but Beneath the Surface, It’s Another Story
TRENDING: BlackRock to Pay $2.5M SEC Fine for Charges of Inaccurate Disclosure

The SEC charged the asset manager with describing a marketing firm as a financial services firm.

TRENDING: BlackRock to Pay $2.5M SEC Fine for Charges of Inaccurate Disclosure
Editorial: CIOeditors@issmediasolutions.com
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