Newsmakers

It Ain’t What You Do…

… It’s the way that you do it. So argues Russell Investments in favour of implementation as the key driver of returns.

Randomised Fee Generation

Former AP3 CIO Erik Valtonen suggests an innovative way to shake up quarterly performance fee measurements.

The Haves and the Have-Nots

As Dutch pension funds move from recovery to treading water, regulatory burdens have produced a two-tier pension system.

Art of the Pitch

A lesson in how to sell a fund and support financial independence from Mary Ellen Iskenderian, CEO of Women’s World Banking.

Private Equity: Remarkably Easy?

Some asset owners are challenging the traditional private equity norm by bypassing managers altogether. How do they do it?

Name-Dropping by Numbers

Jokes, gin & tonics, and jubilation: the European Innovation Awards attracted the cream of the crop to the plush Savoy Hotel.

Even if It Isn’t Broken…

As the French government wants to redraw its map, so Chief Investment Officer Europe is embracing its own method of change.

Swagger : Alpha

A Swiss bank account? A house in Nantucket? A Rolex watch? These managers may have all the swagger, but how much alpha can they deliver?

The Cynics Have Their Say

Asset owners and other Chief Investment Officer readers give their opinion on asset management buzzwords—and whether they are here to stay.

Commonfund CEO Announces Exit Plan

President and CEO of Commonfund Verne Sedlacek will exit the company once a replacement is found—but it could take another 12 months.

Jack Gray: Fight the Power

The former CIO and now independent investment adviser wants CIOs to play the power game and be tougher on managers and pick the "bloody boring" passive route.

Plus ça Change

Editor-in-Chief Kip McDaniel on the new beginning of Chief Investment Officer Magazine—a fundamental redesign of the brand along with nips and tucks on both print and online that help us present a fresh face to the world.