Long-term performance, corporate responsibility, and adaptation to technology are just as important for asset managers that want to stay competitive.
Achilles Macris allegedly failed to be “open and co-operative” with the UK’s financial watchdog.
The $186 billion public pension’s risk team has analyzed recent market turbulence and some seldom-discussed tail risks.
A wave of asset-owner partnerships could cause some managers to lose out, according to Cerulli.
PIMCO’s parent company has agreed to buy London-based Rogge Global Partners.
Nearly a quarter of endowments and foundations see zero attractive investment opportunities as fears about the economy mount.
Jane Western and Carol Anne Lindsey have joined the $5 billion non-profit fund, and the recruiting continues.
Worries about market performance are making the asset class look increasingly attractive, according to bfinance.
The hedge fund-turned-family office has received “a number of inquiries” since announcing it would return $8 billion to investors.
The debate over whether investors can capture returns from momentum strategies “should be put to bed,” according to the founder of AQR.
Adriaan Ryder is leaving the $57 billion Australian fund manager after seven years at the helm.
How David Bowie’s innovation went beyond music, art, and popular culture—and into the portfolio of a major insurer.
The co-founders of the UK-based consultancy are stepping down from one of their leadership roles.
Paul Klauder will take over the firm’s institutional group following Edward Loughlin’s retirement.
After years of pushing private equity firms to change, investors finally have a clear set of demands.