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The “surreal” world of near-zero interest rates means
liability-driven investing is being rethought, according to an investor survey.
Hedge fund numbers are levelling out, but performance and fees are moving around.
Elliott Management has hired Manhattan’s deputy district attorney as its general counsel.
The firm’s use of consultants and lobbyists in soliciting asset-servicing business from public pension plans is under investigation.
Two of the country’s biggest asset owners have ended a legal battle over the valuation of Perth Airport.
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group’s deal with the Swiss bank is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2015.
The two-time Forty Under Forty member Bola Olusanya will manage US equity portfolios for Strategic Investment Group.
The Swedish government has finally agreed on changes to its $143 billion public pension system.
Members of the “$20 billion club” stepped up their de-risking activity last year, Russell Investments reports.
The opaque sovereign wealth fund is reportedly seeking to introduce asset allocation targets for the first time.
As India’s PM tries to shake off its “corruption” label, new research has shown how much money can be made cleanly.
The insurance giant wants to fill the investment chief position that has been vacant since 2013.
With 5.5% average returns through May, managers have already topped their 2014 figure—but no one thinks they’ll stop there, of course.
There are too many risks and not enough options for investors this summer, market reviews have shown.