New Jersey’s Public Pension Hits Highest Value Since 2015
Gov.-elect Murphy hopes to meet or beat Gov. Christie’s state contribution plans.
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CalPERS to Purchase 80% Stake in Rocky Caney Wind
Deal made through Gulf Pacific Power account.
Brazil’s Pension Reform Vote Moves to Dec. 15
Bill will be more difficult to pass if pushed back to 2018, Congress says.
Financial Advisors Found Using False Credentials
Report says firms listed on comparison service sites falsely claim to have advisers with CFP status.
Vanguard Sees Market Correction Odds at 70%
Bull market could end in H1 2018, Morgan Stanley strategists say.
Report: Millennials will have Similar Pensions to Current Retirees
Data shows retirement prospects for today’s workers not are ‘not the disaster’ other reports suggest.
In-Depth: Michelle Cunningham and the Evolution of Institutional Investing
CalSTRS retiring deputy CIO recounts significant changes in the investment management industry during her career.
UK University Employees to Vote on Strike over Pension Changes
Union calls for strike over proposal to move participants into defined contribution plans.
More Trials Ahead for North Carolina Pension Fund
Despite fee slashes, fund is not yet out of the water.
Survey Shows Geopolitical Risk Tops Pension, Asset Managers’ Concerns
Institutional investors are split over how much risk central banks present.
Softer Pension Proposal Leads to Brazilian Stock Slip
Reductions to plan made to ensure December Congressional vote.
Report: ETF Assets Expected to Reach $7.6 Trillion by 2020
Passive assets under management could exceed active by 2027.
In-Depth: What Hath Roth Wrought?
The forced ‘Rothification’ of defined contribution plans would be a disaster, say industry experts.