Senators Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Increase Retirement Plan Participation
The Improving Access to Retirement Savings Act is intended to open MEPs to 403(b) plans and more small businesses.
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CPPIB Nets Highest Fiscal Year Gain with 20.4%
The pension plan just completed its 2021 fiscal year as of March 31.
SEC Settles Charges with Firm Over Failing to Report Hacking Attempts
GWFS Equities allegedly neglected to report three years of suspicious activities by ‘bad actors.’
There’s a Rolling Correction Happening in Stocks, Says Morgan Stanley’s Wilson
Rotation blues: Tech, small-caps, and utilities are off now, with homebuilders among those that could get dumped next.
CalSTRS Appoints First Female CEO: Cassandra Lichnock
She will replace Jack Ehnes, the outgoing head of the pension system who postponed his retirement last year because of the pandemic.
NY State Assembly Passes Mandatory Auto-IRA Bill
The amended ‘Secure Choice’ program would apply to companies with 10 or more employees.
The Weird Reason Gold Will Head Still Higher
Oddly, ETFs that track the yellow metal aren’t gaining new money, a paradoxical bullish sign, says market sage.
FBI Said to Seek Evidence of Kickbacks, Bribery at Pennsylvania PSERS
State’s largest pension fund has reportedly spent over $1 million for reporting error damage control.
The Case for Why China Is a Good Investing Destination
At our symposium, the president of its largest fund manager sketched out that nation’s advantages.
How Allocators Can Find Good Health Care Investments After the Vaccine Rollout
The outlook for new technologies is bounteous, our symposium panel says.
COVID-19 Has Disproportionate Impact on Multiemployer Plans by Industry
Survey finds construction industry plans remain healthy, while transportation and manufacturing plans struggle.
Securing a Strong Retirement Act Passes Ways and Means Committee
Among other measures, the bill would expand automatic enrollment for 401(k) and 403(b) plans.
Where Allocators Can Find Good Post-Pandemic Investments
Our panel suggested cobalt, building ground leases, sports franchise lending, and others.
Richard Chau Named Tulane CIO
Interim CIO permanently replaces Jeremy Crigler, who left in September after 12 years at the helm.
NY State Pension Fund Commits Over $1.3 Billion in Investments in March
Nearly half, or $650 million of its monthly allocation, went toward real estate funds.