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Nominate This Year’s Key Asset Owners and Managers for the 2019 CIO Innovation Awards
Nominations for this year's 10th annual bash close August 3.
Japan’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Surpasses Norway’s as World’s Largest
A 1.5% return for fiscal 2018 raises the fund’s total asset value to $1.46 trillion.
Denmark’s PenSam Excludes 26 More Oil Firms
Fund keeps Shell and BP for now, but it will still watch the companies it did not divest from to see if—and how—their ESG efforts are improving.
Exclusive: Don’t Be a Laggard; Legal & General Head Encourages Companies for Green Action
Head of US Stewardship and Sustainable Investments John Hoeppner explains the strategy behind firm’s Future World funds.
Ex-UTIMCO Chief Bruce Zimmerman is CIO of Ray Dalio’s Family Office
Texas endowment’s former head had been member of various boards since 2016 exit.
A Contrary Signal to the Baleful Inverted Yield Curve
The spread between BBB corporates and 10-year Treasuries is shrinking.
Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan CEO to Retire
Jo Taylor will become the new chief January 1, 2020, after Ron Mock departs.
UK Court of Appeal Upholds TPR Powers in ITV Case
Court says TPR had right to force ITV to fund Box Clever pension fund.
Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Boost Diversity at Asset Management Firms
Minority- and women-owned firms manage only 1.1% of $71.4 trillion in assets.
Deutsche Bank’s Radical Overhaul: Job Cuts, Focus on Investment
CEO Christian Ewing blames low returns, high costs for ‘deep cuts.’
Brazil Pension Reform Could Hit Lower House by Tuesday
President Bolsonaro looking to get overhaul en route to Senate before Congress’ mid-year recess.
Arizona PSPRS Consolidates 10 Asset Classes into 3
Public safety pension plan will benefit from greater simplicity, says CIO Mark Steed.
Alexander Navab, Former KKR Head, Dies at 53
Private equity legend recently started his own firm after 24 years with KKR.
Volatile Markets Are Spurring Defined Benefit Plan De-Risking
Survey also finds rising PBGC premiums encourage funding increases.