Report: Australia’s Superannuation an ‘Unlucky Lottery’ for Many
Government assessment finds structural flaws, ‘entrenched underperformance.’
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Romania’s Mandatory Private Pension Becomes Optional
Labor minister says everyone should have a choice concerning Pillar II.
Rhode Island Supreme Court Upholds Pension Cuts
Court rules that suspension of cost-of-living adjustments was ‘fair.’
UK Pension Watchdog Head to Step Down in February
Chief executive had faced criticism from parliamentary committees of her handling of BHS and Carillion crises.
Exclusive: New Connecticut CIO Leaves after 10 Days
Sean Crawford, former CIO of New York’s MTA, has ‘departed’ the fund.
Ontario Teachers, CalPERS-Led Team Backs SEC Study of Stock Trading Fees
Plan targets stock exchange practice that asset managers say leads to higher prices for investors like them.
Ireland Launches Public Consultation on State Pension
Government seeks advice in helping design new Total Contributions Approach.
McKesson to Close Long-Frozen US DB Plan
Company is planning $55 million contribution to its worldwide pension plans in fiscal 2019.
Most UK Pensions Taking Steps to Manage Climate Risk
However, some funds are ‘worryingly complacent’ says Parliamentary committee.
US Retirement Systems ‘More Vulnerable Than Ever’
Report says New Jersey, Colorado pensions risk insolvency without intervention.
Minimizing the Endowment Tax
Goldman Sachs offers strategies universities can use to reduce the effect of the new endowment tax.
Billion Dollar Hedge Fund Club Grows to $889B
North American exits make way for European entrants to the group.
CIO Scott Evans to Leave NYC Pensions at Fiscal Year-End
Evans is the third CIO to resign from a NY pension this month.
US Single Premium Pension Buyout Sales Hit $1.38 Billion in Q1
Sales fall sharply from $11.1 billion in previous quarter.
Harvard Overseer Resigns over Fossil Fuel Investments
Kat Taylor accuses $37.1 billion endowment of funding ‘pernicious activities.’