Despite Lopsided Lawmakers’ OK, NJ Pension Bill in Limbo
Bill would yank police and firefighter pensions from state management, but governor is skeptical.
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Oregon Pension System Faces Leadership Vacuum
Bad timing: Top-level departures loom as showdown over financial woes nears.
UK Workplace Pension Membership Rises in 2017
The largest increase in pension take-up was seen among Millennials.
PBGC Pays Out $5.6 Billion to Retirees of Failed Plans in 2017
Total amount paid remains the same as the number of retirees rises.
CIO NextGen: Send Us Your Nominations for the Up-and-Coming Leaders Reshaping the Industry!
Taking our unique mission of serving the asset owner community to the next level, CIO launched its DigitalFIRST strategy this year. As we continue to make community and interactivity...
Chicago Public Schools Sinks $1B Deeper in Debt
Estimates cite lackluster returns, Gov.’s spending plan as causes of debt hit.
Japan’s Government Pension Fund Changes Fee Structure
The move is aimed at providing an incentive for active managers to boost returns.
Union Says University Pension Cut Violates Pension Benefits Act
Lawyers for striking Carleton University workers say 2003 amendment broke a provincial pension law.
FCA Proposes Pension Risk Transfer Changes
Watchdog considering banning ‘contingent charging.’
UK Proposes Resolution to Resolve UCU Pension Dispute
Proposal calls for guaranteed pension comparable with current plan.
Connecticut Pension Funds Return More Than 16% in 2017
The state’s retirement plans and trust funds increased by $4.2 billion to $34.4 billion.
Texas Teachers’ Albright Seeks Canadian Model Adoption
Plans to supersize internal staff, cut external costs by at least $600 million.
OMERS Infrastructure Inks Deal with Leeward Renewable Energy
Fund allocated 16% of its portfolio to infrastructure.
University of Georgia Foundation Names Jason Bull as First CIO
Bull joins Georgia from Emory University, where he was the endowment’s managing director.