The Missouri State Employees’ Retirement System chief will take home the annual award on December 3 in New York City.
Greg Williamson, ex-BP CIO, has three new roles open—the first searches of his tenure at the foundation.
This summer of mounting pressure over fees is just the first stage of a Great Private Equity Shakeout, predicts CIO's Editor-in-Chief Kip McDaniel.
A hedge fund billionaire, a $1,600 hardcover, and the cult of value investing.
An organization of private equity investors is the latest group to push for reform of the sector’s charging practices.
The public pension giant is to open a three-person office in the UK capital in November.
David Wescoe, who helped San Diego County's $10.6 billion fund transition from OCIO, will lead the organization he once advised.
Investors expect significant outperformance and an improvement in alignment of interests from private assets, as debate over fee levels rages on.
Initial talks over fundamental public pension investment changes have revealed the scale of politicians’ ambitions.
The $91 billion public plan appointed Richard Shafer—OPERS’ interim-CIO since last October—to officially lead the fund.
Underfunded pensions in the Netherlands will now be granted 12 years to recover, rather than 3.
Credit rating agency Moody’s says plan sponsors could save on contributions next year but warns they could be “kicking the can down the road”.
Most asset owners at Russell’s client conference support putting themselves out of a job, provided the right environment.
Todd Hedtke has been promoted to senior vice president and chief
investment officer of Allianz Investment Management.
The New Zealand wealth fund has outlined what it expects from its managers and partners.