Fund closings have been double fund launches for the past two years.
Defined benefit pensions are in decline, nowhere more so than in the UK. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to secure them.
Janet Handley will be retiring after more than 15 years at the College Station, Texas-based fund.
Post-crisis rulebook updates are raising hedging costs on both sides of the Atlantic.
When you’re in the de-risking game, creating order out of chaos is what you do.
The Singapore sovereign fund has reshuffled its leadership once again just months after making a number of changes in June.
Consultants put too little weight on manager fees and fail to identify managers that offer better returns, the Financial Conduct Authority said.
The Pension Protection Fund hired Trevor Welsh just over a year ago to insource its LDI capabilities. CIO finds out how he’s progressing.
Yatin Patel and Michael Buchman have been leading the foundation since Randy Kim’s abrupt exit in May.
Mark Fawcett succeeds AP2’s Tomas Franzén in the chairman role.
HOOPP went LDI in 2003, light years ahead of its peers. But CIO Jim Keohane says he’s not finished—even after the funded status reached 122%.
Low rates have insurance companies turning to riskier assets, while alternatives offer protection from a surprise rate hike, according to Cerulli.
A search is underway to replace the investment chief when she steps down in June.
A recently retired Kanner looks back on two decades at IBM’s pension—a period of transformation not just for his fund, but the industry as a whole.
Erik van de Brake replaces Frank Roeters van Lennep, who was promoted to private markets CIO earlier this year.