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South Korean Pension, Following Canadian and European Trends, Plans Private Equity Teams
The teams would be part of joint ventures with four local groups, and would aim to diversify the pension system’s bond-heavy portfolio.
At Close of 2010, Institutional Investor Confidence Rises
Rattner, the Big Fish of New York’s Pension Scandal, Settles with Cuomo
With Eight Hours to Go, Pittsburgh Finds Pension Solution – and Now Waits
New York, Ohio Funds Take Lead in BP Class Action
aiCIO’s Year in Review: Daylight in the Garden of LDI
Why it’s important: Because liability-driven investment is the trend of the year – and maybe of the decade – for corporate pension plans.
aiCIO’s Year in Review: The Intricate Economics of (Outsourced) Investment Labor
In Pittsburgh Pension Crisis, Another Proposal, and Rejection
With three days to go before a state takeover, another proposal (30 years of dedicated parking revenue) and rejection (by Mayor Luke Ravenstahl) in the search for a Pittsburgh pension solution.
aiCIO's Year in Review: A Profile of No One
aiCIO's Year in Review: Scandal! Third Party Marketers Continue to Wreak Havoc
aiCIO’s Year in Review: It's Raining in Pittsburgh
Ontario Teachers’, CIC Headline Month of Institutional Cooperation
Joining Other States and Cities, Detroit Feels the Placement Agent Scandal
Two Motor City pension funds have seen large write-downs on bad investments, many of which are tied to recommendations from placement agents and an investment consultant.
Japan’s National Pension, the World’s Largest, Faces Reform Pressure
The US$1.4 trillion Government Pension Investment Fund has come under governance and investment strategy reform pressure from the OECD.