Large, highly connected asset
management firms are at risk of being labeled “systemically important financial
institutions.”
Amundi’s head of UK institutional Mark Miller has quit the company after less than a year in his role, aiCIO has learned.
The imminent of arrival of new mortality tables and popularity of the tactic with participants means it's not a bad time to payout, the firm says.
The first-ever custody contract awarded through the UK's local pension organization is expected to save three schemes up to £1.5 million.
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Abrupt government changes to savings policy endanger members’ outcomes, according to the National Association of Pension Funds.
The $32.7 billion endowment upped its total
compensation by nearly 9% in 2012, but HMC chief Jane Mendillo’s salary slipped
below 2011 figures.
Research
found plan sponsors may be intentionally underfunding their pension plans to
boost their cash holdings.
The parent company’s profits for the division have fallen nearly 30% since last year.
Money
managers could expect up to a 10% bump in incentives in 2014 while investment
and commercial bank bonuses are projected to stay flat.
The sole
fiduciary of the $86 billion pension fund said the discussion of moving to a
board of trustees model is likely to wait until January 2015.
PIMCO’s
latest long-term view reflects slow economic growth, high leverage, the end of
bull markets, and a lower neutral policy rate.
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massively outperform their peers.
The largest
US public pension has launched a global search for its new leader.
The largest cash piles in two years signal investors are not quite prepared to go all in.