Steven Daniels Wants a Less Diversified Portfolio
Tesco Pension’s CIO on taking back control and bringing asset management in-house.
News
Where in the World is the Kuwait Investment Authority?
On the trail of the world’s oldest—and most elusive—sovereign
wealth fund.
Name-Dropping by Numbers
Jokes, gin & tonics, and jubilation: the European Innovation Awards attracted the cream of the crop to the plush Savoy Hotel.
Even if It Isn’t Broken…
As the French government wants to redraw its map, so Chief Investment Officer Europe is embracing its own method of change.
Broader Horizons, Better Returns?
Grab your passport: higher investment returns can be found abroad.
LSE Buys Russell Investments for $2.7 Billion
The acquisition
is expected to bolster the London Stock Exchange’s index business and help establish its
presence in the US markets.
Swagger : Alpha
A Swiss bank account? A house in Nantucket? A Rolex watch? These managers may have all the swagger, but how much alpha can they deliver?
The Cynics Have Their Say
Asset owners and other Chief
Investment Officer readers give their opinion on asset management buzzwords—and
whether they are here to stay.
CalSTRS Ups Member Contributions to Bridge Funding Gap
Staff, employers, and the state of California will see contributions increase to more than $5 billion in the coming years.
Commonfund CEO Announces Exit Plan
President and CEO of Commonfund Verne Sedlacek will exit the company once a replacement is found—but it could take another 12 months.
Jack Gray: Fight the Power
The former CIO and now independent investment adviser wants CIOs to play the power game and be tougher on managers and pick the "bloody boring" passive route.
Investors Striking Closer Ties With Hedge Funds
More evidence is emerging of investors striking up bespoke partnerships with hedge funds.
Plus ça Change
Editor-in-Chief Kip McDaniel on the new beginning of Chief Investment Officer Magazine—a
fundamental redesign of the brand along with nips and tucks on both print and
online that help us present a fresh face to the world.
CalPERS Strikes Deal With San Bernardino Over Debt Payments
The Californian pension has agreed a plan with the bankrupt city of San Bernardino to repay deferred debts.
The Most Coveted Job in the Land—Maybe
The search for CalPERS' new chief is underway and the CIO editorial team has a few (unscientific) guesses as to who could take up the "dream" job.