Power 100 alum Rob Schreur is moving to the UK to oversee National Grid’s new pension strategy.
Reinsurance Group of America has helped the French insurer and asset manager de-risk its UK pension.
Endowments with high and consistent income streams were more likely to invest in alternatives—and at a higher percentage, according to a paper.
Aspiration for a better mix in finance is improving, but
implementation is not, a think tank has found.
Andrew Foster has taken the helm of the FTSE 100-listed company’s global pensions team after a 15-year stint at Mercer.
Good times are ahead for private debt investors, says a ratings agency report.
Bruno Iksil will face no further action from the Financial Conduct Authority.
Two-time Forty Under Forty member Julian Baca has left the $14.8 billion fund after nearly nine years.
South America’s leading economy is stuck in recession and is susceptible to major contagion risks, Fitch Ratings says.
Like any other relationship, limited and general partners need trust and transparency to restore balance of power, according to academics.
Despite turbulence across the Atlantic, US-based asset owners made up 82% of investors with appetite for European funds.
Government shelves forced passive plans, but new rules could instead push public pensions into investment collaborations.
Research Affiliates’ Jason Hsu has claimed that the proliferation of investment “factors” is based on “data mining” and is inherently flawed.
Profits rose to $102 billion in 2014, but growth was limited only to those already on top, according to the Boston Consulting Group.
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