A new analysis by Mercer has shown that the funded status for most pension plans is anticipated to drop significantly with plan sponsors facing sharply higher contributions for 2011 and beyond.
An approach by the Federal Reserve of QE3 would be the wrong path to take to improve the US economy, notes Michael Litt, founder and chief investment officer at Arrowhawk Capital Partners.
Rajat Gupta, a former board member of Goldman Sachs and Proctor & Gamble, has been indicted by US prosecutors and accused of cheating the markets with Raj Rajaratnam, the convicted hedge fund founder who was at the center of the probe.
A study by the EDHEC-Risk Institute questions whether investing in commodities for financial gain has caused heightened volatility and a decade-long rise in commodity prices over recent years.
A new study by Bluefin Corporate Consulting of defined benefit scheme clients in the UK has found that the main threats to pension scheme funding are widely perceived as being long term interest rates, inflation, and equity performance.
Companies worldwide are continuing to shift their investor relations strategies to expand outreach to sovereign wealth funds and emerging markets, according to an annual survey conducted by BNY Mellon.
In his inaugural speech, Mark Hyde Harrison, the new Chairman of the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF), noted that defined contribution (DC) pensions in the UK are inefficient and wasteful.
Highland Capital Management, a Dallas-based investment adviser with approximately $24 billion in assets under management, has announced that a lawsuit from the Houston Municipal Employees Pension System has been dismissed.