Enrique Chang's promotion to president and head of investments brings fixed income, equities, and alternatives primarily under his leadership.
The $485 million deal will increase the financial giant’s assets by $100 billion.
“The need for long-term investment has never been greater than it is today,” says the AP4 chief.
Russell Read has been named CIO, replacing Jay Willoughby.
The $6 billion endowment will choose AJ Edwards’ successor by April 15.
A new retirement program designed to cut costs will offer employees a choice between hybrid and pure defined contribution plans.
Jon Havice and “key principals” of the consulting firm have founded an equities shop, CIO has learned.
The last few pensions have declared their plans as the UK pushes on with public fund collaboration.
The Washington-based research fund has poached the Sloan Foundation’s investment MD.
After two years at Angelo, Gordon & Co., Schloss has exited his post as president.
Lynn Esenwine—formerly of PRT powerhouse Prudential—will depart MassMutual after less than a year.
The $18 billion UK insurer has appointed Paul McCauley to oversee its alternatives portfolio.
The consulting firm’s co-founders will step down as chief executives when Director of Strategy Mitesh Sheth takes the role April 5.
The deal will create one of the biggest stock exchange groups in the world, as well as combining Europe’s top index providers.
With NJ’s ex-pension chief the latest hire, two senior vacancies remain: Private markets deputy and CIO.