Pensions
Super Funds Seek to Turn Australia Into ‘Renewable Energy Superpower’
A group representing A$1.2 trillion in assets is calling for reforms and investment on ‘a massive scale.’
Illinois Teachers to Receive $6.2B From State to Boost Funded Status
Pennsylvania SERS Commits $220M to Private Equity, Real Estate
Ontario Teachers’ Taps Pierre Cherki to Oversee New Real Estate Team
Cherki will oversee a team of 40 and manage the pension fund’s C$29.3 billion real estate portfolio.
Oklahoma Retiree Files Injunction to Stop Anti-ESG Bill
The complaint claims the 2022 law not only violates the US and Oklahoma constitutions, but that that the financial costs to the state are ‘monumental.’
IPERS Plans Private Asset Reallocation
Corporate Pension Funding Sees Mixed November Returns
Developed Nations’ Public Pension Plans Dropped By Average of 15% in 2022
An OECD report details how rough last year was for global funds, although the U.S. was protected slightly by a strong dollar.
PensionDanmark Sells Tesla, Puts It on ‘Exclusion List’ Over Union Dispute
PMT Energy Program Starts With 49 Oil and Gas Firms, Ends With 9
The $80 billion Dutch pension fund defends keeping shares of BP and Shell after 2-year and says talking to companies is often more effective than divestment.
AP7 Adds 2 Chinese Firms to Blacklist Over Large-Scale Coal Production
Three companies were removed from the list, which now totals 106 excluded companies.
Chris Ailman Wins CIO’s 2023 Lifetime Achievement Award
Oregon Investment Council Releases Q3 Returns Ahead of Board Meeting
What Is the Future of the 60/40 Portfolio?
Already a trope in transition, the traditional portfolio had a rough 2022, so modern-day allocators must evaluate all potential paths forward.