Hybrid DB/DC System Way of the Future, says former congressman
Former US Representative Earl Pomeroy praised public pension CIOs, saying problem is underfunding, not DB plans.
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How Pensions Made Canada Great
Pats on the back all round as the Great White North assesses a decade’s progress.
Mid-Size Endowments Miss Bond Bandwagon
Data shows returns are negative for mid-tier endowments.
Rhode Island Treasurer Defends Alternative Investments Amid Attacks
A columnist who has repeatedly criticized the move into hedge funds has now been hired by a major union to conduct a “forensic investigation” of Rhode Island’s investments.
Further Evidence of a Dutch DC Push
Pension giant APG launches defined contribution administration platform.
Will Sovereign Wealth Investments Save the Rupee?
India considers loosening its investment rules for overseas sovereign wealth funds.
Who Runs the Best Hedge Fund?
It’s not just about performance—which hedge fund comes with the best industry recommendation?
CalSTRS Delays Vote on Risk-Factor Model
The decision to adopt a four risk-factor model will not be made until at least July.
AIMCo, OMERS Take Cinema Chain on Second Attempt
Tapping into the world’s need for entertainment, Canada duo scoops engorged cinema group.
Norway in Three-Way Fight for London Complex Share
The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund is vying for Blackstone’s 50% ownership of Broadgate.
New CIO at University of Wisconsin Endowment
Board member and alumnus Julie Van Cleave will take over the $2.5 billion fund.
Move over AIMco, Japan Frees up $70bn for Global Markets
There’s another $70 billion about to hit global equity and bond markets as the world’s largest pension fund shifts its allocation.
Alternatives Head Flies From BA Pension
After an impressive five years, the head of alternatives is heading to the departure lounge.
NHLPA Hires Buffalo-Based Consulting Group to Manage Pension Plan
Amid the death of defined benefit plans, a reemergence is seen in pro sports.
CalSTRS Votes on Portfolio Risk Factors
The Sacramento pension fund is set to vote on which risk factors it prefers—and how its investment policy will change.