Despite $89 Million Fine, State Street Nets Cool $81 Million from Alleged Overcharges
SEC’s disgorgement abilities increasingly hampered by 2017 Supreme Court Ruling.
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Trump Names PBGC Advisory Committee Members
Four of the seven members have already served on the committee.
Exclusive: South Carolina Hits the ‘Sweet Spot’ with New Co-Investment Program
Investment commission’s staff explains how the $31.5 billion fund is readying itself for new PE opportunities.
Tepid Expansion Keeps the Next Recession at Bay, Says Yardeni
Frazzled by the 2008-09 nightmare, people have avoided excesses that set up the economy for a new plunge, the economist argues.
Mississippi PERS CIO Lorrie Tingle Retires
Tingle had been with the $28.3 billion fund for 23 years.
Church of England’s Ethical Advisory Group Finds a Secretary
Anna McDonald comes from a sustainable investment background at Barclays.
Dr. Doom Forecasts a Recession in 2020
Economist Nouriel Roubini sees a continued trade war and spiking oil prices as the catalysts.
Wide Index Use Means ESG-Minded Investors Own Private Prison Stocks
That’s how lock-up companies, in poor odor lately, end up in top pension portfolios.
Danish Pension Debuts Line of Sustainable Products
AP Pension believes new employees will invest 25% of their pension in sustainable line.
Nominate the Most Extraordinary Asset Owners and Managers for the 2019 CIO Innovation Awards
Nominations for this year's 10th annual bash close August 3.
Female-Inclusive Investment Committees Are Outperforming Their Peers
Data shows gender-diverse investment teams help expand their thinking and strategic options.
Gucci’s Got Expensive Handbags and Expensive Fund Managers, Plaintiffs in Court Settlement Allege
$1.2 million settlement served in allegations Gucci didn’t opt for cheaper investment options when available.
Norway’s Pension Giant Revokes Walmart, Rio Tinto Exclusions
Trillion-dollar pension also lifts bans on General Dynamics, Nutrien, Grupo Carso.
One and Done? Will the Fed Make a Small Cut, Then Quit?
Political pressure is high on Chairman Jerome Powell to do something in July. The question is how much.
Supreme Court to Eye Money-Losing Pension Investments
Question is: Can plan beneficiaries sue over risky asset allocations, despite the plan’s return to full funding?