BlackRock’s Purchase of GIP Deepens Its Alts Exposure
Global Infrastructure Partners adds $100 billion in assets to the finance giant.
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CalPERS Expects to Hold 1st Interviews for Vacant CIO Position Next Week
The selection subcommittee will meet between January 17 and 19.
Goldman: US Is the Place to Invest in 2024
The nation’s stocks out-run everyone else’s, and should continue to, per the firm’s outlook.
London CIV Appoints Aoifinn Devitt as CIO
Moving from a CIO position in the U.S., Devitt’s appointment is effective January 15.
CalSTRS Board Approves Plan to Increase Portfolio Leverage up to 10%
The pension fund would be able to borrow as much as $30 billion to mitigate potential market downturns.
SEC Proposal to Ban Volume Discounts for Exchange Orders Receives Mixed Feedback
Larger exchanges came out in opposition, while smaller exchanges and consumer advocates supported the change.
CalSTRS CIO Chris Ailman to Retire
The long-tenured investment chief announced he will step down on June 30.
Blackstone Names New Co-CIOs
The promotions of Lionel Assant and Ken Caplan come amid several new asset management appointments throughout the industry.
India’s National Investment and Infrastructure Fund Names New CEO
Sanjiv Aggarwal will join the $5 billion sovereign-linked pension fund from U.K. investment firm Actis.
Asset Management, Consulting Firms Make Leadership Changes for 2024
Voya IM names new CEO; Goldman adds head of retirement role for asset, wealth group.
Vexing Gap Persists on Rates: Investors vs. Fed Officials
Futures market expects deeper cuts ahead than the central bank bunch projects.
Institutional Assets Overtake Retail in 2023 for 1st Time in a Decade
U.S. retail client channels comprised $30 trillion in assets at the end of last year, while institutional assets hit $30.9 trillion, according to a new Cerulli report.
Most US Public Pension Funds Are Distressed, per Equable Report
The average funded ratio for American pension plans was 78.1% in the most recent fiscal year study, with $1.4 trillion in total unfunded liabilities.
New York City Pension Funds Report Calls 2023 ‘Difficult Year’ for Shareholder Proposals
Climate-related initiatives struggled due to a ‘well-funded backlash’ from conservative interest groups.
Private Credit’s Rise: You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet
Consulting firm Oliver Wyman predicts even greater use of this category of debt.