New Mexico Educational Retirement Board Names New CIO
Deputy CIO Steve Neel will step up at the $20 billion fund, succeeding Bob Jacksha.
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Insurers Further Embrace Private Credit
A report from Clearwater Analytics identified why the asset class is such a good fit for certain types of insurance companies.
Congress Passes Revised Bill to Limit Bulk Single-Family Home Purchases
The legislation bars companies that already own at least 350 properties from purchasing additional units.
NYC Pensions Seek Public Equities Passive Index Asset Managers
It is the first time the city’s pension funds have solicited managers for public equity index services in nearly a decade.
New Jersey Pension Fund Seeks Emerging Private Equity Managers
The state’s Division of Investment invites managers who meet its investment criteria to in-person meetings in July.
Casey Quirk’s Yariv Itah to Retire
The institutional consulting unit’s head will leave Deloitte at the end of the month.
Penn PSERS Approves up to $25B Public Equity Mandate With BNY Investments
The pension fund’s board also approved contract negotiations with its current general investment consultant Cerity Partners Retirement Plan Advisors.
How Institutional Investors Should Approach Their Credit Allocations
A Q&A with Greg Peters, co-CIO of PGIM Credit.
PBGC Reaffirms Limits of Pension Insurance in First Opinion Letter in 24 Years
The agency also clarified that certain annuity buyouts do not trigger a reportable event.
Natixis Affiliate Flexstone Partners to Acquire $3.5B Secondaries Manager
The proposed acquisition of Boston-based Glouston Capital Partners would create a $15 billion private equity platform.
Fidelity Contrafund’s Danoff: Opportunity Is Everywhere
Big bets and letting winners run helped Danoff’s active equity fund consistently beat indexes.
PSP Investments’ Fiscal 2026 Return Falls Well Short of Benchmark
A 7.3% loss from real estate investments created a drag on the pension giant’s performance.
Endowments’ Alts Allocations Hit Plateau
As these institutions have less room to scale up their private markets programs, they are slowing down their investments in alternative asset classes, according to a report from Morgan Stanley.
CalPERS Highlights Performance of Private Equity Program
The California Public Employees’ Retirement System has come under scrutiny from the Retired Public Employees’ Association of California over its alternative investment program.
PBGC to Pay Full Pensions for First Brands’ Workers
First Brands had terminated its pension plan, so the federal agency stepped in to ensure retirees receive their full benefits.