For World’s Pensions, Asia Sees Growth while America Falters
Asian pension funds (including Australia) gained 19% in the past five years, according to a study by Watson Wyatt; North American funds, on the other hand, returned just 4%.
Asset Allocation
In Britain, a Dichotomy in Pension Fund Investment Performance
British final salary schemes with surpluses increased their funding status in August, according to new figures; the same, however, cannot be said for underfunded plans.
As August Ends, A Disconnect Between Pension Funds and Asset Managers
A new survey shows that pension funds and asset managers view the latter’s services in a different light, with only 5% of pension funds willing to say that their asset manager was ‘excellent’.
After a Poor Decade, Institutional Investors Move Away From Equities
Studies show that large institutions are moving away from equities, burned by a decade of sub-par returns, but will such a move have caused them to miss one of the greatest bull runs in decades?
With SWF Assets, Confusion Reigns
Recent research by RGE Monitor and The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) argues that sovereign wealth funds, while still large, aren’t nearly as vast as others might think.