Inalytics Expands Into US Markets
The financial technology firm is also bringing manager analysis to fixed income and credit.
Newsmakers
TIAA-CREF Rebrands as TIAA
The asset-managing giant said it would aim for “simplicity, clarity, and engagement” with a shortened name.
‘Brexit’ Fears Mount for Asset Managers
The UK will vote on its membership of the EU this summer, and asset managers are already weighing the risks they face.
Carlyle To Close Hedge Fund-of-Funds Arm
Just two years after acquisition, Carlyle is shutting down Diversified Global Asset Management to better focus on private equity and real estate.
HSBC’s Pension CIO De-Risks on His Own Terms
Why pay an insurer to profit off your liabilities? A $33 billion portfolio says you don’t have to, according to Mark Thompson.
Sweden’s AP4 CIO to Exit
Magnus Eriksson is moving to London “for family reasons.”
NY Nurses’ Longtime Pension CIO Steps Down
After 16 years, Russ Niemie will exit the $3 billion fund for “a new challenge,” CIO has learned.
America: Land of the Free, Home of Mediocre Public Fund Investing
Ashby Monk on why pension funds in Canada and other backwaters beat out their American counterparts.
Diversity—Let’s Get Real
Some of those waving the flag for equality in financial services are doing little more than paying lip service, argues Gina Miller of wealth manager SCM Direct.
Why You Do Your Job
Kip McDaniel on Harold Backer’s pyramid scheme and why this story matters to asset management.
Asian Development Fund Names Inaugural CIO
A former minister in the Indian government will lead the investment operations of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.
The Useless Annual Ritual Asset Managers Should Stop
Spoiler: Most of those holiday cards don’t even get opened.
CIOs Play Powerball
The winnings: $1.5 billion. The investment mandate: Whatever you want.
Allianz Adds Another Bond Manager to Roster
PIMCO’s parent company has agreed to buy London-based Rogge Global Partners.