Newsmakers

Celebration of an extraordinary year draws large, vibrant group of CIOs and leading investors.

As the European Commission approves the move, parliament calls off the trims, slated for 2019.

Pension board CEO says it will stay cool-headed amid Beijing’s threats over Canadian arrest of tech heiress.

A report found CalPERS missed nearly $3.6 billion in investment opportunities from 2000 decision, but other divestments have worked in its favor.

Lawsuit alleges executives at Alphabet Inc. hid vulnerability that allowed 52 million users' privacy to be compromised.

Alex Doñe will provide direct investment advice to the five New York City Retirement Systems.

David Enriquez will handle city’s $12 billion PE portfolio, which spans its five pension systems.

The former CalPERS CIO will oversee six investment team leaders and bolster the investment bank’s relationships with its asset owner clients.

But the court might rule on a narrower issue, continuing the controversy over whether the benefits promised employees are fixed for life.

Jair Bolsonaro wants age increases for retirement eligibility slowly integrated sector-by-sector.

As the state Supreme Court mulls whether to reinstate the new Republican pension law, the party’s lawmakers look for a Plan B if they lose.

The vote to divest from CoreCivic and GEO Group was 6-5 during an emotional meeting.