Alaska Shoots for $3 Billion in Private Markets Investments Next Year
Robust growth anticipated for its direct and co-investment strategies across private equity, private credit, and infrastructure.
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Apollo’s Leon Black Laments Going Public
Lagging share price vexes PE kingpin, who says investors just don’t understand the firm.
Rolls-Royce, Legal & General Strike $5.8 Billion Pension Deal
Insurer tops previous record for the largest risk transfer seen in the UK.
Third Swedish Pension Plan Divests from Nukes and Tobacco Companies
AP2’s decision sees it keeping up with new laws, sister funds AP1 and AP4.
TPR Replaces Pension Trustees over Incompetence
Regulator names independent trustee to oversee Dunnes Stores DC plan.
Leveraged Loan Boom Is a Threat, Says BofA Chief
Bank lending to heavily indebted companies will blow up once the economy goes south, Brian Moynihan warns.
Japan’s Elderly Will Need More Pension Money
Nation’s Financial Service Agency commissioner addresses aging issues, potential investment solutions.
The 5 Best and 5 Worst States, Financially Speaking
Job growth, debt, and general economic sluggishness weigh on the laggards, Conning says.
Michigan Sheet Metal Workers Pension Applies for Benefits Cuts
Pension reapplies for reduction after withdrawing first application in October.
Nominate the Top Asset Owners and Managers for the 2019 CIO Innovation Awards
Nominate your best asset owners and managers for this year's 10th annual bash.
Druckenmiller Moves Heavily into Treasuries Due to Trade War Angst
Trump’s escalated conflict with China prompts legendary investor to shuck stocks for safe haven of government bonds.
Texas Municipal’s Executive Director to Retire Next May
David Gavia and staff helped bring the fund back to its glory days during near-decade-long run.
Supreme Court to Investigate IBM Stock Drop’s Influence on Corporate 401(k) Plan
Investigation could have wide-ranging effects on corporate pension plans.
Ohio Teachers Pension Sued over Eliminated COLAs
Plaintiffs says retirement system board reduced benefits unlawfully.
AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust Fights San Francisco Termination
For now, the union-backed housing trust fixed income mutual fund is a winner, avoiding being fired by the San Francisco Employees’ Retirement System board.