Three academics investigate whether the world’s largest investors use their influence to enact change in the companies they hold.
The $18 billion union is far from a done deal.
Managers have internalized investors' well-documented size bias, EY research shows.
Foundation leaders on diversity in institutional investing—and lack thereof.
The Newport Beach investment giant has questioned the grounds of its former co-CIO’s $200 million legal complaint in its official response.
UK institutional assets available to non-fixed income managers are about to take a nosedive, says a consultant.
Jameela Pedicini’s departure marks yet another exit from the $38 billion endowment.
The world’s biggest sovereign wealth fund has published research advocating a 15% allocation to property.
One of the world’s largest sovereign funds is shutting its London hub.
The CIO 2015 Lifetime Achievement Award honoree will pass on the torch to now-Deputy Seth Kelly next year.
PSP—a $84 billion Canadian pension—is the latest fund to set up shop south of the border.
Hongchul Ahn has left the sovereign wealth fund a year before his term was due to end.
Hershel Harper, recently CIO of South Carolina’s public pension, will succeed Ken Frier.
Private equity is heading into 2016 with more and better paid staff as fundraising targets continue to rise.
Wendy Cupps, one of Bill Gross’ alleged ousters, will retire after two decades at the Newport Beach, California-based firm.