NJ Pension Fund Returns 6.27% Misses Benchmark, Target
Fund reports ‘possible economic slowdown’ for 2020.
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Rothesay Breaks Two Records with Two Risk Transfer Deals
Insurer signs £4.7 billion deal with Telent, and £3.8 billion deal with Allied Domecq.
Deep Fake Videos on the Rise as Technology Improves
But technology to combat these doctored videos is also growing in sophistication.
National Defined Contribution Group Announces New Leadership
CalSTRS Director of Retirement Readiness Sandy Blair joins as the organization’s new president.
Australian Regulator Loses Lawsuit Against Wealth Manager IOOF
Court rules APRA failed to prove firm broke pension laws.
Exclusive: MetLife’s Ellermeyer Shifts to Apollo Insurance Operation
Investment pro to help manage insurance assets at Leon Black’s shop, which got its start with a defunct insurer’s junk bonds.
Danish Pension Funds Sign $52 Billion Green Pledge
Progressive nation aims to be at the vanguard of sustainable investing.
Charity Founders Settle Charges of Defrauding Terminally Ill Clients
SEC accuses two of exploiting dying patients and profiting from their deaths.
Cyber-insurance sees an uptick as businesses prepare for potential breaches
Experts believe the market is poised to boom.
If the Rich Think a Recession Is Coming …
UBS survey of family offices says a majority foresee an economic slump in 2020.
Ohio Public Pension Seeks Legislative Approval to Reduce COLAs
Cuts are expected to save pension an estimated $3.44 billion.
Mispricing Fees ‘Can Be Fatal’ for Asset Managers’ Business
Managers can lose millions by either overpricing or under-pricing fees.
Google Executes ‘The Largest Renewable Energy Purchase’ in Corporate History
Tech giant dishes out $2 billion to bring their renewable energy capacity to the equivalent of one million solar rooftops.
Texas Teachers’ Finalizes New Allocation. Shies Away From Equity Markets
'New strategic asset allocation opts for stability, resiliency and low volatility.'