News Archive: Jan - 2019

Industry-wide losses of 3.42% in 2018 are largest since 2008.

Since he took over the Federal Reserve, stocks had dropped on days when its policymaking body wrapped up work—until yesterday.

Google’s failure to disclose security breaches ‘necessitate legal remedy,’ pension says.

The firm has tapped Peter Gunning, who had been CIO previously.

Colin Ambrose aims to build out the $3.2 billion nonprofit Mother Cabrini’s investment division from scratch as its first CIO.

$100 billion pension debates new approaches after reducing assumed rate of return twice in recent periods.

Trustee chair John Chilman tapped to take on the pension’s investments in June after the former chief leaves for insurance giant.

The 35-day closure will pump the jobless rate up to 4.1% for January, RSM’s Brusuelas says.

Latest 8-K reveals $2.6 billion in LDI transactions.

Class action lawsuit claims bank artificially inflated ADR price.

The Investment Association attempts to clear up three key issues in the space.

$454.9 billion pension fund blames losses on market turmoil.