Who's Paying What.
From aiCIO's February issue: Tim Walsh, Blackstone, and the fee revolution. Leanna Orr reports.
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Meanwhile, Not In America…
From aiCIO's February issue: A sidebar to the cover story, on asset management fees across the pond. Elizabeth Pfeuti reports.
When Absolute Return Isn’t the Goal, How Is Success Measured?
From aiCIO's February issue: A sidebar to the cover story, on tracking success in LDI. Kip McDaniel reports.
Column: Further Threats to Asset Management
From aiCIO's February Issue: The Boss Charlie Ruffel on the triumph of financial behaviorism.
Bill to Ban NJ’s Pension Gun Investments Passes State Assembly
If approved by the state Senate, New Jersey’s public pension fund will be forbidden from investing in assault weapon-related companies.
ATP, AXA, AP4 Among aiCIO European Innovation Award Nominees
Barclays, Bernische Pensionskasse, and BT Pension are some of those who have been shortlisted for aiCIO’s inaugural awards for Innovation in Europe.
San Diego Pension Urged Go Passive and Save on Fees
Why pay for active when passive can work just as well? That was the message the California pension fund's board got from its strategist Salient Partners at the latest meeting.
Pension Funds Prefer (to Tackle) Assets
Facing up to obligations is tricky, which may be why pension funds focus on their investment portfolio most of the time.
Star Goldman Hire Quits As O’Neill Departs
Goldman Sachs Asset Management takes another hit to its senior bench with the departure of a star hire, barely 30 months after he joined the firm.
Pennings Lied to State Street Clients, Judge Concludes
Judge has trouble "distinguishing [Pennings' conduct] from embezzlement," but also criticises State Street's handling of Pennings' dismissal.
Insight, Northern Trust, Schroders, Among Winners of Inaugural aiCIO European Innovation Awards
Cardano and Deutsche Bank pick up awards at our first prize-giving for innovation in Europe.
Japan’s Pension Giant to Review Asset Allocation
The president of the Government Pension Investment Fund has suggested a potential boost in allocations to Japanese stocks.
Investor Interest in Large to Mega PE Buyout Funds Increases, Preqin Says
Preqin may have some encouraging news for fund managers looking to raise capital from limited partners for private equity buyout funds.
CIOs Call on JP Morgan to Drop Dimon as Chair
Splitting the role of board chairman and chief executive officer would improve transparency and compliance at the firm, according to a coalition of pension funds.
Want a Bigger Bonus? Work in Risk Management
Vintners and supercar merchants may need to change their target markets. It’s the risk-controllers, not the risk takers, who are taking home the bacon this year.