Big Names Back Long-Term Value Index
The new tool will allow long-term investors to “put their money where their mouth is,” according to CPPIB’s Mark Wiseman.
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Insourcing: Not All About Scale
Asset owners managing bonds and equities themselves say it's simpler—and more achievable—than many might imagine.
The Psychology of a Sell-Off
Investors’ “irrational exuberance” leads to overvaluation—the resulting market correction leads to opportunity.
AIMCo Buys Stake in Alt Credit Specialist
The Canadian sovereign fund has taken a minority ownership stake in DFG Investment Advisers, one of its asset managers.
Investors Press ExxonMobil for Climate Change Transparency
A coalition of institutional shareholders representing $300 billion in assets has demanded ExxonMobil keep up with its competitors and disclose how it is preparing for a low-carbon future.
Cohen Builds Out Family Office, Eyeing Possible Return
The former hedge fund firm turned family office is back with a London base, while a deal with the SEC "opens a path to raising outside capital" in the future.
Ontario Teachers’ London Office Seeks Private Equity Head
The $109 billion pension fund is looking to hire a new senior principal as it continues its expansion in the EMEA region.
High Yield’s Liquidity Conundrum
Renewed investor concerns over high yield bond portfolios led Fitch Ratings to take a deep dive into their construction.
OCIO Industry Snaps Up Another Elite E&F Alum
Ex-Yale endowment investor Suzanne Streeter has joined Partners Capital as North American head of private equity.
Korea's $200B Plan for the Sovereign Fund Major League
New CEO Sung-Soo Eun wants to overhaul processes at Korea Investment Corporation to ensure it can compete on the world stage.
Carnegie Corporation’s Co-CIO Exits for Church Endowment
Meredith Jenkins will become Trinity Church Wall Street’s inaugural CIO effective March 4.
How to Erase Your Deficit in 15 Years
A low growth environment doesn’t mean pensions can’t wipe out deficits by 2030—but it will take more imagination, Redington argues.
The ‘Myth’ of Small-Cap Alpha
Assumptions of market inefficiency fall flat as active managers crowd the small-cap space, according to Aon Hewitt.
SEC: State Street Engaged in Pay-to-Play
The Boston-based firm was accused of making political contributions in exchange for Ohio pension fund contracts.
TIFF Poaches Another from Alaska Permanent
David Fallace will join his former boss Jay Willoughby to manage diversifying strategies at the E&F outsourcer.