Regulation
Virginia Court Dismisses BNY Mellon FX Lawsuit
CalPERS Responds to Primack Critique, With Vitriol
A recent article by Fortune Magazine attacks CalPERS over questions surrounding placement agent activity, but the California scheme has fired back in defense.
SEC Charges Former CalPERS CEO, Board Member With Fraud
The former CEO of the California Public Employees’ Retirement System has been sued by the Securities and Exchange Commission over claims he defrauded an investment firm into paying $20 million in fees to a friend’s placement agencies.
FSA Urges Lowered Investment Return Assumptions for Pension, Insurance Firms
Iowa Pension Condemns Deloitte for Allegedly Ignoring Ponzi
The Iowa Public Employees Retirement System is claiming that auditors overlooked a $553 million Ponzi scheme by issuing falsely clean audit reports.
Europe Takes Pension Concerns to Government
Switzerland Urged to Reform Pensions
Kay Slams ‘Trader-Focused’ Markets
JP Morgan to Pay $150 Million in Securities Lending Pension Lawsuit
Ohio Treasurer Slashes Pension Ties With BNY Mellon, State Street, Pledging to 'Root Out Fraud'
BNY Mellon and State Street are being replaced by JPMorgan & Chase and Citigroup as custodians for four Ohio pension funds.
CalPERS: Republican Pension Proposals to Sting Members
CalPERS has released a cost analysis of proposed Republican pension reform, noting that the proposal will lower retirement benefits for new hires and shift risk from employers to employees.
New York Legislature OKs Governor Cuomo's Pension Reform; DiNapoli Expresses Skepticism
Cuomo's Pension Proposal Rejected by Assembly Democrats, Gov Threatens Shutdown
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has had his pension proposal rejected by the state's Assembly Democrats.
Australia Treasury Says No to Sovereign Wealth Fund
Australian Treasury Secretary Martin Parkinson has voiced disapproval of a sovereign wealth fund for the country following strong support for such a fund from resource-rich Western Australia.
