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Earnings Recession Is a Non-Event: 1Q Results Are Flat
Strong economy overcomes predictions of a down quarter and may push up profits ahead.
Switzerland OKs Tax and Pension Reforms
Referendum ends lower taxes aimed to attract foreign companies and boosts contributions to the state retirement system.
Ohio PERS to End Emerging Manager Program
Fee savings not enough for CIO Paul Greff to continue effort to enlist newcomer firms.
TPR Tightens Regulatory Grip
UK regulator’s three-year corporate plan calls for more proactive, targeted approach.
New Bill Would Make Matching Pension Contributions with Student Loan Repayments
Senate Democrats’ new proposition could benefit pension contribution rates around the country.
SEC Settles Charges Against Blockchain Investor
Canada’s NextBlock allegedly misled investors as to who was advising the company.
Trump Might Win Reagan-Style Victory over China, Says El-Erian
Allianz economist thinks the president can create a new international dynamic while winning trade war.
Two States Assail Alabama Following Abortion Ban
Maryland comptroller Franchot says pension money will not be used to ‘subsidize extremism.’
10th Annual CIO Summit Insights Wow Attendees
ESG, tech, farmland, and geopolitics among top talks at this year’s two-day event.
UK’s Largest DB Plan Gets New CEO/CIO
Ex-M&G Prudential head Simon Pilcher will take over the UK’s Universities Superannuation Scheme from Roger Gray.
CalPERS Private Equity Co-Investment Plan Could Be Announced Next Month
CalPERS stopped its co-investment program in 2016. Now CIO Ben Meng wants a restart.
Chicago Sues State Comptroller over Pension Intercepts
City funds have been diverted to local pensions over alleged unpaid contributions.
Hospital Retirees Sue Newark Archdiocese for $2.7 Million in Lost Benefits
Suit claims Archdiocese hid IRS ruling that revoked ERISA protection.
FCA Bans, Fines Directors over £1 Million for Bad Pension Advice
Regulator said ‘reckless behavior’ led over 2,000 customers to invest $98.5 million in risky assets.
