CIEBA Selects New Chair and Increases Membership Despite COVID-19
Paul Cavazos, CIO of American Beacon Advisors, takes the helm.
Corporate Moves
Exclusive: Deloitte CIO Mary Ellen Stocks Retires after 16 Years in the Post
Alex Lee, who has been her No. 2, takes over the top finance slot.
Mercy’s DCIO Elizabeth Jourdan Heads to Granger
She will move to the New York family office after spending five years at the Catholic health system.
Corporate Insider Buying Plummets: Bad Portent?
Executives last month purchased lowest amount in four years.
Loomis Sayles CIO to Retire in March
Jae Park, who will retire after 19 years at the firm, will be succeeded by David Waldman.
Former FEG Chief Executive Scott Harsh Takes Consulting Job at NEPC
He’s coming out of retirement to help the firm expand its presence in the Southeast and Midwest.
Exclusive Interview: Ted Aronson Will Shutter His Value-Oriented Firm
AJO Partners is closing after nearly 40 years of investing, as its style suffers. Founder's team wants to launch a successor, but he will be on the sidelines.
New York Times Makes $235 Million Pension Risk Transfer to MassMutual
About 1,850 affected retirees will continue to receive payments from the life insurer.
4 Industry Moves at Brown Brothers Harriman, Kresge Foundation, Wespath
Here are some of the biggest people switches in the industry from the past month.
Columbia Endowment Names Kim Lew CEO
The Carnegie Corp. CIO has been tasked with turning around the Ivy League laggard.
Tulane Investment Chief Jeremy Crigler to Retire
Richard Chau and Julia Mord will take over as interim CIO and interim deputy CIO, respectively, to manage the fund’s $1.4 billion portfolio.
Incoming Norges Bank Chief Nicolai Tangen to Sell Hedge Fund Holdings
The divestment addresses concerns raised at a parliamentary hearing earlier this month.
Norges Bank Board Defends Chief Executive Pick, Again
At a parliamentary hearing, the board governor helped the hedge fund manager Nicolai Tangen, under fire since his appointment.
Working from Home: Maybe Not So Great After All
Polls show white-collar workers want to go back to the office, at least for some of the time.
Class of 2019 NextGens: Where Are They Now?
One year later, the most recent class of future leaders is moving up and shaping investment decisions in a markedly changed landscape.