Ivy Endowments Have Topsy-Turvy Year in Fiscal 2017
Data shows Ivy League endowments are increasing their focus on private investments.
Data shows Ivy League endowments are increasing their focus on private investments.
$750 million will go to the city’s police pension, and $250 million to the municipal workers' pension.
Ideas include privatizing universities, and boosting alcohol and lottery revenue.
De-risking move will help secure $190 million of benefits for 6,000 participants.
New standards could lead to divestment, but only ‘as a last resort.’
Foreign, domestic equities help the fund earn $39 billion for the fiscal second quarter.
Panelists provide perspective on traditional vs. nontraditional fee structure alignments.
International Association of Machinists Motor City Pension is the fourth fund to receive approval.
The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund uses its influence to produce both change and returns.
Investors discuss signals for manager deselection and hedge fund strategies.
Pensions earned 0.55% for the quarter, and 6.14% over the past year.
The deficit for UK private sector pensions is down £128 billion from last year.
Different perspectives key to manager mix, panelists say.
Funds go toward private equity, real estate, and distressed debt investments.
Conservative assumptions and disciplined funding helped state rank among top-five funded pensions.