Newsmakers
Brown University Settles ERISA Class Action Suit for $3.5 Million
Complaint alleged excessive fees cost 403(b) participants millions.
Mubadala Suspends Future Goldman Ventures Due to 1MDB Scandal
Abu Dhabi fund awaits the outcome of lawsuit tied to Malaysian corruption case.
Brazilian Lawmakers May Trim President’s Pension Overhaul Plan
Economy minister is worried about Congress passing a diluted’ version.
Kim Lew to Be Next CIO Podcast Guest
Carnegie chief to discuss Africa investments, team building, and diversity.
CIO NextGen Nominations to Continue All March Long
NYC Pension Boosts Private Equity Program by $600 Million
Increase raises total assets in emerging managers initiative to $8.8 billion.
CalPERS Says No to Legislation Forcing It to Divest from Private Prisons
The pension plan’s stance also means it won’t likely voluntarily divest from GEO Group and CoreCivic.
Parliament Votes Nay on Brexit, and Pound Continues to Drop
Frustrated PM May says lawmakers’ thumbs-down ‘does not solve the problems that we face.’
CalPERS Direct-Style Private Equity Plan Comes Up for a Vote March 18
The largest US pension plan aims to break new ground with a program to expand its private equity asset class.
CIO Opens NextGen Nominations Through April 5
Asset owners and managers to choose 25 of the next industry champions.
China to Raise Debt to GDP Ratio, Tighten Infrastructure Investments
Nation lays out investment blueprints to hedge against slowing economy.
Update: Wyoming Retirement System Director Retiring
CIO Masoudi praises "universally well-loved and respected" Ruth RyersonRyerson’s collaboration, team building and interpersonal skills.
Aon Abandons Heavyweight Merger with Willis Towers Watson
After a whirlwind day of news, Aon confirms it will not pursue the buyout after all.
Wyoming Retirement System Director Retiring
Ruth Reyerson focused on collaboration, building a ‘strong management team.’
