From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Ang, a professor of business, finance, and economics at Columbia University, aims to improve the welfare of asset owners—scrutinizing illiquidity, agency issues, factor investing, and other investing conundrums.
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Kip McDaniel discusses the nature of influence, building New York, and the making of the Knowledge Brokers--a ranked list of the world's most influential investment consultants.
With inventories of corporate bonds at the lowest point in a decade, Towers Watson foresees sustained illiquidity and heightened volatility ahead for the fixed-income market.
Strategic Investment Group, Russell Investments, and State Street join Prudential and Bridgewater as repeat winners in aiCIO’s annual award series; a slew of firms make their first appearance.
A coalition of institutional investors is putting pressure on Aetna to open up about the millions of dollars it gives to political organizations for "educational activities."
President Obama can forget opinion polls; the most powerful person on the planet usually returns to office on how domestic stock markets performed in their first term – is he set to stay in the White House?
Healthcare benefits pose an enormous—and largely ignored—liability for public pensions, according to the head of Massachusetts’ employee fund Steven Grossman, and he’s decided to deal with it.
