SAUL's Penny Green to Step Down by End of 2014
SAUL’s steadfast CEO is to call it a day after 16 years at the helm.
Newsmakers
A Short (Financial) Quiz of the Year
Inflows, outflows, ups, and downs—can you remember what has happened in 2013?
CIO Profile: Why I’m Expanding My Asset Classes
Peter Hansson, CIO of Sweden’s SPK pension fund, talks through his decision to diversify across up to 10 asset classes from his current three.
The Spillover Benefits of Hedge Fund Activism
After one company is targeted by activist
investors, its industry peers tend to proactively make policy and governance
changes to ward off similar attacks, according to a study.
The Risk Whisperers
From aiCIO magazine's November issue: How leading-edge managers have cut across silos, making risk factors the lingua franca of liability management. Leanna Orr reports.
Coming To America
From aiCIO magazine's November issue: Why Europe’s asset managers want America’s liabilities. Charlie Thomas reports.
Doug Brown Goes Nuclear
From aiCIO magazine's November issue: Exelon's CIO Doug Brown on using LDI to take down nuclear plants in America.
How to Not Use Liability-Driven Investing: The UPS Way
From aiCIO magazine's November issue: Sage Um reports on CIO Brian Pellegrino's choice not to implement an LDI program.
Challenging Liability-Matching (With New Approaches)
From aiCIO magazine's November issue: Innovations in LDI tools, products, and ideology. Elizabeth Pfeuti reports.
Pension-Risk Transfers: Soaring or Grounded?
From aiCIO magazine's November issue: Kip McDaniel on the illusion of the silent pension-risk transfer space.
Who Knows Best about Hedging?
From aiCIO magazine's November issue: Elizabeth Pfeuti reports on why pension boards are leaning more and more on third parties when it comes to LDI.
Accountable Accounting
From aiCIO magazine's November issue: Public pensions inch towards de-risking, with a nudge from Moody's. Sage Um reports.
The Liability-Driven Investing Issue… For Now
From aiCIO magazine's November issue: Editor-in-Chief Kip McDaniel on aiCIO's "last LDI-labeled" issue.
When LDI Wins, Who Loses?
From aiCIO magazine's November issue: Equities and corporate bonds are not the only asset classes to suffer. Charlie Thomas reports.
The Weird and Wonderful of LDI
From aiCIO magazine's November issue: Charlie Thomas reports on investors turning to ETFs within their LDI strategies.