Contentious debate failed to derail CPPIB’s expansion or a new public pension giant’s creation.
How European asset owners responded to the biggest political shock to the continent in years.
A private-equity fee investigator has been named asset management co-chief, shedding light on the regulator’s priorities.
The referendum was “advisory,” not binding, as Cambridge Associates points out.
A Visium PM was found dead Monday following insider trading charges. The $7 billion fund will shut down.
The $7 billion hedge fund traded on private drug approval info, the SEC alleges.
Charged with fraud, NY’s correction officers’ fund chief faces 40 years in his own members’ lockup.
Auto-enrolment and auto-escalation in DC plans could reduce Americans’ retirement shortfall by as much as $740 billion, CEO Ron O’Hanley has argued.
Blackstreet Capital charged LPs for unsanctioned services—entertainment, donations, brokering—the SEC alleges.
Fred Buenrostro will spend four and a half years in jail on bribery charges after confessing to a pay-to-play scheme.
Daniel Godfrey was forced out of the Investment Association in October.
The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission charged the bank and its Japanese branches with rigging interest-rate benchmarks.
A gender discrimination suit by a female managing director alleges that the bank engaged in unethical and illegal behavior.
As the June 23 referendum on EU membership looms, pension funds stare down the short- and long-term concerns with a breakup.
The US regulator follows Massachusetts’ state attorney and the FBI in charging ex-State Street exec Ross McLellan with fraud.