5 Ways to Supercharge a Portfolio Against a Blah Tomorrow, per CAIA
The group assembles an allocation strategy designed to overcome the meager results expected ahead.
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So When Will This Recession Arrive, Anyway?
A lot of the Wall Street commentariat doesn’t believe we’ll get the much-feared downturn.
ERSRI Files Mastercard Shareholder Proposal to Curb Sales of Ghost Guns
The Rhode Island pension fund is concerned that ghost gun sales will lead to costly litigation and reputational damage to the company.
Oil Price Will Keep Climbing, by Another 12%, Goldman Says
Demand continues to be high and that’s not about the change, the firm says.
New Champs: Index Funds Edge Past Actives in Stock Market Share
Better performance and lower fees lead to switch. Demographics, too.
Los Angeles Fire and Police Pensions GM Ray Ciranna to Retire
Ciranna will remain with the pension fund until the end of August.
Should We Really Be Afraid of Stagflation?
Nope, argues Meketa, pointing to how energy’s role has shifted since the 1970s.
Charles Counsell to Step Down as TPR CEO
Counsell, who took the post in 2019, will leave at the end of March 2023.
Fernando Vinzons Named New CIO at Chicago Teachers’ Pension Fund
Vinzons’ appointment comes at a time when Chicago Teachers’ is fighting to improve its poor funded ratio.
The Tiger Cubs Get Clubbed as Tech Tanks
These proteges of Julian Robertson, the hedge fund pioneer, were doing spectacularly well, until recently.
PBGC Soon to Release New Final Rule on Special Financial Assistance for Multiemployer Plans
Public commenters expressed concerns over investment restrictions, discount rate calculations.
Baltimore Firm Ordered to Restore Missing 401(k) Funds
Following a Labor Department probe, Bicallis LLC must pay more than $150,000 to its retirement plan and has been replaced as fiduciary.
Governance Issues Loom Over US Pension Funds
U.S. public pensions entered 2022 well-funded, but they could falter without significant governance reforms.
June Is a Sad Month for Stocks—Sorry, Long-Suffering Investors
In midterm election years, it’s the worst, and in other times it’s no prize either, says LPL’s Detrick.
Amid the Gloom of Q1 2022, Alternatives Offer Some Optimism
Wilshire and BNY Mellon both report that plans with heavy exposure to alternatives were more resilient this quarter.