China Calls on International Investors for Infrastructure Push
If you still believe in the China growth story, here’s your chance to be part of it.
News Archive: Aug - 2013
US State Pensions: Investment Gains Dwarfed by Payouts
Assets in US state pension funds fell for the first time in two years, according to a report from the US Census.
Plan Sponsors: The Forgotten Backstop
As Detroit seeks bankruptcy protection, one of Russell Investment’s top strategists asks what happened to the role of plan sponsors as pensions' guarantor?
OMERS Trustees Needed, Finance Novices Need Not Apply
Ontario’s public pension funds want boards comprised of the financially literate—and yes, there will be a test.
How Fast Could You Get Out of Your Hedge Fund?
If you wanted your money back immediately, the SEC knows you might have to wait.
Sun Sets on Super CEO
Queensland-based super fund accepts resignation from its chief executive.
SWFs are Doing it for Themselves
An increase in real assets is directly correlated to a bigger in-house investment presence.
UK Pensions Regulator Appoints Investment Specialist
Former Pension Corporation partner has joined as an investment advisor.
Temasek Readies for International Push with US Veteran Hire
A Singapore sovereign wealth fund has appointed a former World Bank President to its board, as it ramps up its reputation ahead of an American office launch.
Annuity by Default: The Future of DC?
Retirement income beyond Social Security is a “must have” for 80% of DC participants surveyed by State Street Global Advisors. So why don't they have it?