New data from the Census Bureau has revealed that assets for the 100 largest public employee pensions systems in the United States rose more than 1% to $2.8 trillion during the second quarter.
In PIMCO's latest quarterly outlook, the firm has revealed that it is cutting its exposure to riskier assets and shifting to relatively high-quality investments.
Sovereign wealth funds are reconsidering their investment strategies following low performance in equities against low-yielding fixed-income, a JP Morgan analysis reveals.
British businesses will be negatively impacted if schemes are forced into Solvency II capital requirements, the Confederation of British Industry has cautioned.
Drawing on interviews with investors on why they collectively voted against 37 companies whose pay plans fell short of majority support between January 1 and July 1, 2011, research by the Council of Institutional Investors has revealed that some 92% of institutional investors are unhappy with executive pay relating to performance at the companies they invest in.
New research by Preqin has found that investment consultants cite South America and Asia as attractive investment regions for infrastructure in the coming year.
Goldman Sachs' board of directors has won the dismissal of a lawsuit seeking to recover billions of dollars of bonus payouts and other compensation awarded for 2009.
