Risk February 2, 2022 Why a Down January May Not Be a Bad 2022 Portent After All Recent poor-performing first months haven’t led to rotten results for the rest of the year, with only one exception, LPL says.
Regulation February 2, 2022 SEC Awards More Than $40 Million to Whistleblowers The regulator handed out some $37 million to two joint tipsters
Risk February 1, 2022 Stock Market’s Lousy January Gets Year Off to a Blah Start S&P 500 has its worst returns since ill-starred March 2020.
Newsmakers February 1, 2022 Endowment Index Rises 14.59% in 2021 Oil and gas commodities led all asset classes with a 75.59% gain, while gold lost nearly 4%.
Newsmakers February 1, 2022 Michigan Pension Tax Likely to Be Removed Currently, there are only 12 states that do not tax retirement income. Michigan might become the 13th.
Asset Allocation January 31, 2022 CalSTRS Increases Co-Investments and Private Equity Allotments Co-investments are an increasingly attractive way for investors to avoid private equity fees.
Risk January 31, 2022 The Case Against a Bear Market, Per Ned Davis Stocks have had a rotten start this year, but they won’t get too much worse, the research firm says.
Newsmakers January 31, 2022 Milliman Faces ERISA Lawsuit Over Alleged Breach of Fiduciary Duty The plaintiffs claim the firm’s 401(k) lost as much as $85 million due to imprudent investment decisions.
Newsmakers January 28, 2022 Looks Like Politicians Will Extend Illinois’ Pension Buyout Program The program has reduced the state pension’s unfunded liability by $325 million so far.
Newsmakers January 28, 2022 PBGC Approves $100.5 Million Bailout of New Jersey Pension Plan Teamsters Local 408 is the 5th plan to be approved under the American Rescue Plan Act’s Special Financial Assistance program.
Newsmakers January 28, 2022 El-Erian: Fed’s Powell Is Keeping Investors in the Dark The chair of the central bank missed his chance to clarify its tightening plans, an economist laments.
Risk January 27, 2022 GDP Scores Nice Boost, Defying the Many Pessimists The market pops up in early trading, on news of 6.9% 4Q growth.
News January 27, 2022 Private Credit: Too Risky? Not for Asset Allocators Moody’s takes a dim view of direct lending, but the asset’s safety record is pretty good.
Asset Allocation January 27, 2022 Private Equity Has Been the Can’t-Miss Investment The results are stunning, but some challenges confront the popular alt.
Manager Selection January 26, 2022 What Will Differentiate the Best Alternatives Investors in the Next 10 Years? We ask Anton Pil, global head of alternatives for JPMorgan Chase & Co.