Billions of kroner are to be put to work improving European and US infrastructure.
Investment Director Paul Bishop on Railpen’s changing approach to pooled funds, and why it stepped back from hedge funds long before CalPERS.
When does return momentum succumb to mean-reversion? Sooner than most investors expect, according to Andrew Ang and two fellow researchers.
Heirs of the oil tycoon have joined 180 other institutions representing more than $50
billion in the global divestment movement.
A long-term partner of the US’ largest pension has backed its decision to exit hedge funds.
Once one of his “top 10 pet peeves,” Cliff Asness has come around on smart beta (except for the name).
What you need to know about entering into the new and growing asset class of private debt—according to Mercer.
Expensive
valuations and increased competition have halted leveraged buyouts in 2014,
according to the firm’s analysts.
The
$180.7 billion public pension fund and Goldman Sachs will work closely on “dynamic manager
selection opportunities” in global equities.
Should regulators be scrutinising bond fund liquidity? Some in fixed income markets think so.
Under heavy pressure from
student groups, CIO David Swensen will write to managers about fossil fuel
risks.
If you want to buy real assets, you will have to be prepared to pay.
Pick your hedge funds on the basis of alpha, not just returns, says Commonfund research.
A pre-crisis level wave of assets hit fund managers in the
first half of the year.
Better performance has not lured investors back to macro strategies, and credit hedge funds are suffering too.