Goldman Sachs' Rothesay Life for Sale
Goldman Sachs plans to sell the UK insurer and pension risk transfer powerhouse in the wake of Basel III capital requirements.
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Church Pension Appoints Bond Specialist to Board
As deficits widen, one pension fund decides technical knowledge is needed.
When Infrastructure Investments Sour
Australia’s Macquarie is set to pull its capital out of a subway expansion over a fare dispute with local government.
Canadian Pensions Face Longevity Hike
Is the Canadian pension success story about to unravel?
New Global CIO for Russell Investments
Fixed income CIO Jeff Hussey has been promoted to the top job.
Minnesota State Pension Head Steps Down After 32 Years
Howard Bicker’s retirement launches a nationwide search for a new leader of the $65 billion fund.
CalSTRS Ups Salary for Vacant Deputy CIO Role
CIO Chris Ailman wants “a true second in charge,” and the fund’s board has approved a salary commensurate with that.
China Calls on International Investors for Infrastructure Push
If you still believe in the China growth story, here’s your chance to be part of it.
OMERS Trustees Needed, Finance Novices Need Not Apply
Ontario’s public pension funds want boards comprised of the financially literate—and yes, there will be a test.
Sun Sets on Super CEO
Queensland-based super fund accepts resignation from its chief executive.
UK Pensions Regulator Appoints Investment Specialist
Former Pension Corporation partner has joined as an investment advisor.
Temasek Readies for International Push with US Veteran Hire
A Singapore sovereign wealth fund has appointed a former World Bank President to its board, as it ramps up its reputation ahead of an American office launch.
New Role in Harvard’s Management Team
Jameela Pedicini will join Harvard Management Company to help navigate the rising environmental, social, and governance issues.
CIO Profile: Beyond Wonga, the Church of England’s Real Investments
The Church of England’s investment chief explains why despite the Wonga furore, his investments are still among the most ethically sound.
Iceland’s Success Story
There is one area of Icelandic financial services that didn’t take a tumble during the financial crisis.