CalPERS, PGGM Hedge Fund Chiefs Find New Employment
As large pensions dump hedge fund strategies, sector heads look elsewhere for their paychecks.
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Where Are Your Equity Assets Really Invested?
Your fund may have almost four times as much emerging markets exposure as you think, new research shows.
Dutch Pension Giant Ditches Hedge Funds
Europe's second largest pension fund, PFZW, wound down its allocation to hedge funds during 2014.
Fresh Challenge to CalPERS’ San Bernardino Agreement
Two investors are suing the bankrupt city in order to reclaim debts alongside payments to CalPERS.
Norway Mandates Columbia with Sustainability Study
The US university will consider how the mining sector could be hit by environmental changes.
Ex-OCIO Client Dials Back Lawsuit Against JP Morgan
Suing over losses, a church foundation is still pursuing its former OCIO for alleged fraud, breach of trust, and securities law violations.
Hedge Funds’ Annus Horribilis
It didn’t pay to be skillful if you were a hedge fund manager in 2014.
Is It Too Late to Break Into Real Assets?
Established managers are increasing their dominance in real estate and infrastructure as demand remains high.
L&G Hires to Boost De-Risking Division
A banker-turned-investment consultant has joined the UK’s leading de-risker.
Philadelphia Public Pension CIO Resigns
Sumit Handa is set to depart the $4.7 billion fund after three-and-a-half years as CIO.
Bill Gross: The Bull Market Is Over
PIMCO's former CIO says that the time to take risk has passed.
India, Energy, Investment Grade: What You Wanted in 2014
Risk on or risk off? Which asset classes received the most new money last year?
UK Pension Kicks Off De-Risking for 2015
The first major de-risking deal of the year is a longevity swap backed by Pacific Life Re.
Paul Tudor Jones To Close Futures Hedge Fund
Tudor Investment Corporation has pulled the plug on its $300 million futures fund due to high costs.
Hedge Funds Confound Expectations in 2014
Where was the money made in the hedge fund sector last year?