Newsmakers

Robust growth anticipated for its direct and co-investment strategies across private equity, private credit, and infrastructure.

Pension reapplies for reduction after withdrawing first application in October.

David Gavia and staff helped bring the fund back to its glory days during near-decade-long run.

For now, the union-backed housing trust fixed income mutual fund is a winner, avoiding being fired by the San Francisco Employees’ Retirement System board.

Scott Hartley’s leadership helped more than double the Australian fund’s assets in almost six years.

Former US vice president says alma mater’s investments a ‘moral issue.’

National plan can take this step under a federal law passed in 2014.

New York Common, Church of England funds voice their frustrations with the oil titan in proxy vote.

Settlement resolves accusations that Wells Fargo breached its fiduciary duties.

Ray Dalio’s head of China research says trade war is broadly about a power shift.

Markus Stadlmann ends a five-year tenure amid Lloyds-Schroders’ joint venture plans.

After 18 years at the Washington State Investment Board, Bruebaker is trading building good investment returns for other passions such as water sports and vintage cars.

June Kim and Rodrigo Garcia join 20 other finance professionals in Aspen Institute program.