UC’s Bachher Indicates De-risking of Commodities Portfolio in Near Term
CIO also made it clear there will be no new investments in oil and gas-related commodity funds.
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Grim Fate Looms Over Kentucky Pension Reform
Stivers pessimistic as 10 days remain in regular session.
Crest Healthcare Admits Shirking Pension Requirements
Firm and managing director plead guilty to misleading The Pensions Regulator.
Ash Williams to Chair Council of Institutional Investors Board
Eight new members elected as board officers, directors.
New British Steel Pension Scheme Goals Met
BSPS plans, Tata Steel merger with Thyssenkrupp can now go forward.
Court Orders Inquiry into Sears Canada Dividend Payment
A litigation investigator has been appointed to review C$3 billion in shareholder payouts.
UK University Strikes Continue after Union Rejects Pension Deal
UCU gearing up for additional 14-day strike during exam, assessment period.
Macquarie Acquires Boutique Firm ValueInvest
Firm specializes in global and Japanese equities.
Kentucky Sues to Block Pension Reform Analysis Release
Gov. Bevin’s office says law exempts disclosure of report because bill was ‘preliminary.’
Hedge Funds Expected to Make a Comeback
Report says asset class is ‘experiencing a renaissance’ among institutional investors.
Endowments and Foundations Eye Positive Economy, Emerging Markets
NEPC survey finds geopolitical tension among biggest concerns.
Pension Fund Sues Ocwen over Alleged Breached ERISA Duty
Lawsuit claims firm hurt pension’s investments by pushing homeowners into foreclosure.
US Blue Chips Contribute Record Amount in 2017
The so-called $20 billion club’s pension funded status rises to 84.4%.