The former chairman of the Federal Reserve has launched a blog.
Institutional mandates increased in price by 60% in some cases, consultant research has found.
Using a tailored yardstick is essential when examining multi-asset performance, a consulting firm warns.
Reporting standards at hedge funds don’t appear to bear any relation to performance, according to a study.
The firm so well known for LDI has brought onboard a leader in lifetime income products for DC plans.
Greg Williamson, longtime CIO of BP, has resigned to become CIO of the American Red Cross.
An investor survey has shown very few investors want these new products—despite the sales push.
Research into a Finnish fraud shows how investment ideas—both good and bad—can spread.
Martin Drew will head up the A$4.5 billion Australian industry superannuation fund.
The grocery giant faces legal action on both sides of the Atlantic.
Corporate bonds, government bonds, and developed market stocks are all too expensive, and even emerging markets are less convincing.
The ratings agency calls for international regulators to simplify the scope of their “too big to fail” proposals for asset managers.
Robert Wallace of Alta Advisers will head up the $25 billion endowment as John Powers makes his exit.
Asset owners say ESG criteria can boost returns, and more alternatives managers are taking this message on board.
The Singaporean sovereign wealth fund wants investors to force managers to take a long-term view.