Managing Editor's Letter: To Sleep, Perchance to Dream
From aiCIO's November Issue: Managing Editor Paula Vasan analyzes liability-driven investing (LDI) through the perspectives of aiCIO's columnists.
Newsmakers
Editor-in-Chief's Letter: The Journalist and the Murderer
From aiCIO's November Issue: Liability-driven investing, provocative cover stories, and journalistic ethics.
What's the Rationale for Active Management?
Active managers have struggled amid a turbulent economy, but Wellington Management believes that the tough ride for these managers may have reached an inflection point.
Has Private Equity Evaluation Been Wrong From the Start?
A 16th Century astronomer provides inspiration for a new way of assessing private equity performance.
Shareholder Spring Dismissed as a Myth
The shareholder uprising that claimed several top scalps from UK plc was just a blip, research has found.
Accounting Measures Poised to Raise Pension Liabilities
Just when corporations were getting over Quantitative Easing, accounting measures could be about to raise liabilities again.
Ochoa-Brillembourg to Receive aiCIO Lifetime Achievement Award
The Strategic Investment Group founder and CEO will receive the award at aiCIO's annual Awards Dinner on December 4.
Political Boost for London Pensions Merger
London’s many public pension funds may soon become one as a proposed merger has cleared a significant hurdle.
Roubini Applauds Europe, Warns of Perfect Storm Potential
Dr Doom talks: the Eurozone, the Middle East, and possible rays of hope.
Report Slams Illinois Pension System as ‘Unfixable’
An influential business group says there’s almost no solution for the nation’s worst-funded pension system.
Nuns and Public Workers Demand Citigroup Break-up
Citigroup needs a makeover, according to a consortium of its shareholders – some of whom have very important connections.
Bejing, Politics, and the Institutional Investor
One of the largest and fastest growing economies on the planet is about to get new leaders – what will this mean for the rest of us – and our assets?
US Labor Department Settlement Collects Millions for Madoff Victims
The Department of Labor has announced a $217 million settlement with four companies to resolve a string of lawsuits over Madoff losses.
Academics Slam London’s Public Pensions
The capital’s pension funds are failing, and London’s tax-payers are on the hook for the bill, research claims.
Report: Hedge Fund Returns Lag, But Pay Rises
The S&P 500 is beating most hedge fund managers by a solid margin--but that's not affecting managers' pay packets.