Chevron Accuses State Comptroller DiNapoli of Ethics Violations
Chevron Corp., one of the world's biggest oil companies, has filed an ethics complaint against New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, who says the allegations are without merit.
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Institutional Investors Crowd Into Active CTA Market
Institutional investors active in CTA funds have more than doubled since 2008, Preqin says.
Accounting Measures Poised to Raise Pension Liabilities
Just when corporations were getting over Quantitative Easing, accounting measures could be about to raise liabilities again.
Ochoa-Brillembourg to Receive aiCIO Lifetime Achievement Award
The Strategic Investment Group founder and CEO will receive the award at aiCIO's annual Awards Dinner on December 4.
Corporate Bonds and US Equities Feel Investors’ Mood Swings
Politics, economic hurdles, and how the balance of power is shifting – investors are feeling the pressure to move.
Political Boost for London Pensions Merger
London’s many public pension funds may soon become one as a proposed merger has cleared a significant hurdle.
Roubini Applauds Europe, Warns of Perfect Storm Potential
Dr Doom talks: the Eurozone, the Middle East, and possible rays of hope.
Pay-to-Play Pension Convict Granted Parole
Former New York State Comptroller Alan Hevesi is headed home after 19 months in prison for corruption.
CalPERS' Lobbyist Sees More Stalling on Volcker Rule
2012 won’t be the year the highly controversial Volcker Rule finally sees daylight, according to the pension system's man in Washington.
Report Slams Illinois Pension System as ‘Unfixable’
An influential business group says there’s almost no solution for the nation’s worst-funded pension system.
Buyout Gaining Popularity as LDI Endgame
LDI is here to stay, but what pensions are using the strategy for may be evolving.
Nuns and Public Workers Demand Citigroup Break-up
Citigroup needs a makeover, according to a consortium of its shareholders – some of whom have very important connections.
SEC Posts 100% Returns
The SEC levied more than $3 billion in fines in FY 2012, double its $1.5 billion budget.
How a SWF Picks a Hedge Fund – The Inside Track
Are you a hedge fund manager wanting to take on SWF assets? It’s not just your performance they are after, a former CIO has revealed.
Bejing, Politics, and the Institutional Investor
One of the largest and fastest growing economies on the planet is about to get new leaders – what will this mean for the rest of us – and our assets?