Passive Investing Hits Plateau
NEPC survey finds passive investing is losing momentum, cites geopolitical uncertainty, market volatility.
NEPC survey finds passive investing is losing momentum, cites geopolitical uncertainty, market volatility.
Report finds pension funds spurred increase in worldwide asset total.
Study finds younger workers are overly optimistic about when they will stop working.
Although a new petroleum-approved report evokes total divestment from fossil fuels, pension plans and CIOs beg to differ.
Performance evaluated in terms of country, factor, and sector.
A.M. Best: Insurance industry's investment allocations to hedge funds declined approximately 28% in 2016.
At 83% funded, May levels on par with rest of 2017, but down from 2016.
Young workers will have to work longer and save more than previous generations.
Although smoothing rates suggest single-employer pension plans have been fine, future restrictions could cause issues.
The rate of overpayments, underpayments on pension credit edges lower from last year.
The global advisory company points to an increase in liability values to explain May’s -0.2% fall.
Survey finds state pensions pay more than $4 billion in benefits to 164,000 retirees every year.
89% of survey respondents expect their deal pipelines to either stay steady or rise in the next 12 months.
Criticism of public pensions is based on faulty logic, group says.
Texas, Florida cities seen as best markets for retail property investors.