Newsmakers

Investors Without Borders

From aiCIO's June issue: Managing Editor Leanna gets good use of her passport, all in the name of researchalmost.

The Great Scaramucci

From aiCIO's June issue: Editor-in-Chief Kip McDaniel goes all the way to Vegas, only to find a character from 1920's New York City.

The Best Pension in the World

From aiCIO's June issue: In a world of qualifiers, Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan needs none: Measured by either investment returns or value added, it simply has been the best pension plan investor in the world over the past 10 years. As a central architect of this success, CEO Jim Leech—who is set to leave the field although not the game—sat with aiCIO Editor-in-Chief Kip McDaniel for an extended Interrogation to discuss exactly that.

Deb Brown on Piloting the CIO Career Path

From aiCIO's June issue: Brown, the asset management recruiting queen of Russell Reynolds, has an enviable track -record of recruiting CIOs to their positions over her 25-year career. Here’s what she’s learned—and what advice she has for you.

Navigating the LDI landscape

From aiCIO's June issue: What is the right number of LDI providers? Charlie Thomas investigates in the strategy's two main markets.

The Risk Parity (European) Ascent

From aiCIO's June issue: Charlie Thomas takes the pulse of the risk parity industry in Europe and finds it in good health.

MLPs: Too Good to Go On?

From aiCIO's June issue: Leanna Orr looks at the explosion of MLPs and asks if they can continue to outperform.

Can You Have Too Many Bonds?

From aiCIO's June issue, Charlie Thomas asks where is the sweet spot for concentration in a bond portfolio.

Creative Self-Destruction

From aiCIO's June issue: Charlie Ruffel examines the changes in the asset management industry and assesses the potential impact.

The Young Europeans

From aiCIO Europe's June issue: What do young people want? aiCIO knows. Well, at a minimum we know what the young people responsible for billions in assets at the largest European pension funds want.