News
University of Chicago Endowment Rises 10.2% to $10.9B
A private markets secondaries sale cost the fund 90 basis points, but strong digital asset performance helped it exceed last year’s return.
Prudential Financial Names Matt Armas CIO
Treasury, IRS Clarify Trump Account Intent, Limits
Legislative Package Seeks to Improve Market Disclosures, Encourage IPOs
SEC Chair Atkins Argues to Reform Company Disclosure Requirements
Mercer Seeks New US CIO
WTW to Acquire Secondaries Manager FlowStone
Goldman Sachs to Acquire ETF Provider Innovator Capital Management
How Investors Can Approach Portfolio Volatility Heading Into 2026
While most forecasts are optimistic for next year, volatility is projected to continue, likely resulting in a variety of strategies rising to navigate it.
Markets Battle Data Blackout, Cloudy Fed Outlook
With key inflation and jobs reports delayed, allocators brace for a foggy December—balancing risk, volatility and uncertainty about the Federal Reserve’s next move.
Despite High Market Concentration, Investors Are Holding On
Institutions might be willing to maintain their bet on concentrated markets, if top-performing equities grind higher.
Nature Conservancy Nabs New CIO From ASU Enterprise Partners
Jeff Mindlin will join the conservation group in mid-December.
NYC Comptroller Calls for City Pensions to Drop BlackRock, Fidelity, PanAgora
Brad Lander has recommended three of the city’s five pension funds rebid BlackRock’s U.S. public equities index mandates.
2nd Circuit Dismisses Pension Complaint Over Teamsters’ Private Equity Allocations
The court affirmed a New York district court’s ruling that the pension plan’s investment strategy did not constitute a fiduciary breach.
