Ray Dalio Calls for Investing in Gold Amid Troubling Times
The hedge fund kingpin says the allure of stocks will wane.
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Brazil’s Lower House Delays Pension Reform Vote, Irking Investors
The Chamber of Deputies will take until August to vote, and the Senate will need at least two months after that.
Nominate The Most Incredible Asset Owners and Managers for the 2019 CIO Innovation Awards
Nominations for this year's 10th annual bash close August 3.
TPR Issues Guidance for UK Defined Contribution Plans
New laws that incorporate ESG requirements take effect in October.
UK, Dutch Authorities Bust €24 Million Cryptocurrency Theft
Six suspects allegedly used ‘typosquatting’ to target over 4,000 victims in 12 countries.
California State Controller Eyes CalPERS Private Prison Divestment
The issue of CalPERS divesting from private prison companies CoreCivic and The GEO Group isn’t dead after all.
OK, the China Trade Talks Are Tough, But What Would a Pact Look Like?
More US goods bought, less tech transfer, and an enforcement mechanism. Maybe.
Kentucky Tries to Head Off Looming Pension Crisis
Gov. Matt Bevin asks special session of legislature this time to revamp quasi-government agencies’ retirement plans.
Brunel CEO Dawn Turner Resigns
Departing chief says £30 billion pooled fund needs ‘different style of leadership.’
Dutch Pension APG Signs Government Climate Agreement
Paris Agreement-based policy signatories represent $3.3 trillion in assets under management.
CalPERS Makes Global Fixed Income Managing Director Official
Fund veteran Arnold B. Phillips had been serving as interim head since May 2018.
CalPERS Continues to Talk with Private Equity Teams
The pension plan is still intent on building its own private equity organization.
Ohio School Pension Fund Tilting to Infrastructure
Officials expect the space to return 8%-10%, outperform commercial real estate by 200 basis points.
2Q Earnings Growth Might Not Go Negative After All
But even if they stay in the black, they will be puny compared to 2018’s blowout.