The insurance and annuity provider has added a former UBS investment banker to lead its research/marketing efforts.
Instability returns to Europe as the line that would never be crossed – is crossed.
One of the best-known figures in European pension investment joins one of aiCIO’s best-known columnists.
Consultancy Casey Quirk has found that asset management firms failed to capitalize on the market riches of 2012.
Low-yielding bonds can produce attractive risk-adjusted returns even if interest rates do not fall further.
The UK’s lifeboat for bankrupt company schemes has announced a new hire for the post that could be seen as the hardest in the industry.
The Royal Mail pension, along with two others, has launched a project to determine best practices in pension governance.
Barry Kenneth, a Morgan Stanley managing director, will take over the top job, which has been empty since last summer.
All you speculators out there, a Cambridge, MA, academic has news for you.
If you don’t know what you have, you can’t know what you need.
One asset class outshone them all last year in Europe, but where did the money flow?
Asset managers are losing staff…to their pension fund clients.
The Guggenheim Partner CIO cautions investors against assuming that when the Fed raises interest rates, credit spreads will widen in response.
Defined benefit pensions are perhaps the single most expensive and cumbersome benefit to provide employees—so do they matter?
The UK’s former Prime Minster explains the conundrum of short-term decisions and long-term strategy.