Schroders' former CIO on why the industry owes it to defined contribution members to improve its offerings—and soon.
The former chief of the US Federal Reserve will advise the bond giant’s investment process as senior advisor.
To be boutique or behemoth, that is the question.
Anne Dinneen, of the James Irvine Foundation, has been hired to manage Hamilton College’s $922 million endowment.
As the fog clears... What if investors don't want diversity in asset management?
How do you hedge a risk when the tool box is so small—and everyone wants to use it?
CIO Europe's editor takes a new path to a familiar place—and finds fellow adventurers en route.
Angelien Kemna, the reluctant face of an industry.
On the sorry state of the UK’s infrastructure—and the woefully lagging institutional appetite for investing in it.
The former ATP co-CIO has wasted no time in getting to work since joining Danica—leaving little breathing room in which to speak to journalists…
A group of international influential investors have argued for a new approach that will benefit society—as well as your investments.
Fresh from joining CIO’s Forty Under Forty, Sarah Samuels has been promoted.
Research by Barnett Waddingham suggests that large UK pensions may not be getting the full benefits of scale.
Two trends dominate this year's Forty Under Forty: the rise of technology and the decline of active management and alpha.
Leo Svoboda will be joining NYC-based hedge fund Penso Advisors in May.