This Changes Everything
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: General Motors and the end of defined benefit as we know it. Benjamin Ruffel reports.
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Andrew Ang Thinks Innovation Starts Small
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Ang, a professor of business, finance, and economics at Columbia University, aims to improve the welfare of asset owners—scrutinizing illiquidity, agency issues, factor investing, and other investing conundrums.
Less Than Great: How 2020 Will Be Nothing Like 1990
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Aran Darling looks ahead to the volatile 'new normal,' and discusses what an asset owner might do about it.
Are You Mispaying Your Manager?
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Paula Vasan examines a new way of compensating external asset managers.
Cultivation or Theft?
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Jordan Milne on how Canadian pension funds find and keep top talent.
Is Your Pension Baltimore or Scranton?
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Leanna Orr on the emerging trend of pensions lending, and not lending, to their governments.
How Much Money Are You Losing?
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Elizabeth Pfeuti on the benefits--and difficulties--of asset pooling.
Letter From the Managing Editor: Customized TDF
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Paula Vasan considers the future of larger corporate pension plans: DB, DC, and target-date funds.
Letter From the Editor-in-Chief: Influence & Power
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Kip McDaniel discusses the nature of influence, building New York, and the making of the Knowledge Brokers--a ranked list of the world's most influential investment consultants.
Appeal of Florida Pension Reform Hits Supreme Court
Arguments began on Friday over the Florida Legislature's voided 2011 pension reforms.
CalSTRS: State Controller's Accusations Addressing Pension Spiking Are Out-of-Date
CalSTRS CEO Jack Ehnes is defending the public pension against the State Controller's review addressing controls and processes over pension spiking, in which workers inflate their pension checks.
Low-Volatility Investing Finds Favour in Asia
Once only popular with the largest European and North American investors, low-volatility investing has spread to more corners of the world.
Texas Teachers’ Studies and Rejects Shift to DC Plan
A state-mandated study by the Texas teachers' pension found regular contributions, not structural overhaul, would improve its funding status.
NYC CIO Nagaswami Departs for Bridgewater
New York City’s first CIO is leaving the public sector for a senior strategist role at Bridgewater Associates.
Towers Watson: Tight Corporate Bond Market the ‘New Normal’
With inventories of corporate bonds at the lowest point in a decade, Towers Watson foresees sustained illiquidity and heightened volatility ahead for the fixed-income market.