Kentucky House Narrowly Approves Gov.’s Pension Bill
Proposal is expected to pass in the Senate Wednesday.
Newsmakers
CIO Innovation Awards: 2 Weeks To Nominate
Nominations for this year's 10th annual bash close August 3.
New Maryland Law Requires State Pension to Reveal All Fees
Unreported carried interest accounted for as much as 35% of state pension’s total fees in 2018.
CalPERS Strikes Gold in Gatwick Airport Investment
Initial $155 million investment nine years ago now worth more than $1.24 billion.
Navab Capital Partners Closing After Founder’s Untimely Death
Firm decides not to continue ‘without him at the helm.’
Arizona Pension Fires Top Executive for Sexual Harassment
Jared Smout allegedly made inappropriate contact, comments, and staring.
Texas Teachers CIO Provides Details on Potential Singapore Office
Chase CEO Jamie Dimon to provide market insights in September board meeting.
Robin Diamonte to Receive CIO’s 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award
UTC’s CIO, considered by many to be a master of the industry, to be honored during awards night at NY Public Library.
Nominate The Most Incredible Asset Owners and Managers for the 2019 CIO Innovation Awards
Nominations for this year's 10th annual bash close August 3.
California State Controller Eyes CalPERS Private Prison Divestment
The issue of CalPERS divesting from private prison companies CoreCivic and The GEO Group isn’t dead after all.
Brunel CEO Dawn Turner Resigns
Departing chief says £30 billion pooled fund needs ‘different style of leadership.’
Dutch Pension APG Signs Government Climate Agreement
Paris Agreement-based policy signatories represent $3.3 trillion in assets under management.
CalPERS Continues to Talk with Private Equity Teams
The pension plan is still intent on building its own private equity organization.
Exclusive: New Mexico Anticipates ‘Shallow Recession,’ Possibly by Next Year
CIO Vince Smith discusses how the council is insulating its portfolio against near-term market fluctuations.
Brazil’s Pension Reform Clears First-Round Vote
Lower house must approve bill a second time before the Senate gets a chance.