Newsmakers
July 18, 2016
Britain’s outgoing pensions minister hits out at “short-term political considerations” that have hindered pensions policy.
Asset Allocation
July 18, 2016
Losses incurred on June 23 were an outlier and not a portent of more difficulties ahead, managers say.
Asset Allocation
July 15, 2016
Amsterdam’s government has funding from two pension plans to help revamp its most (in)famous area.
Asset Allocation
July 14, 2016
Cannabis, gambling, alcohol—are ‘sin stocks’ worth the investment?
Newsmakers
July 14, 2016
Marcie Frost will take over as chief executive this fall.
Manager Selection
July 14, 2016
Direct investors have some private equity firms looking nervously over their shoulders.
Newsmakers
July 13, 2016
Herman Bril has been named to lead the United Nations pension fund in the wake of controversy over governance reforms.
Newsmakers
July 13, 2016
Leading pools announce new funds ahead of Friday’s cut-off point.
Newsmakers
July 12, 2016
Karyn Williams has left the insurer for a hedge fund after just under a year at the helm.
Asset Allocation
July 12, 2016
The top 100 managers had $3.6 trillion in assets under management.
Asset Allocation
July 12, 2016
Low volatility prior to the UK’s landmark referendum may have lulled some investors into a false sense of security, according to research.
Asset Allocation
July 11, 2016
Research Affiliates argues that factor valuations are expensive relative to history.
Manager Selection
July 10, 2016
Thanks to private information and liquidity provisions, hedge fund managers may be better at short-selling than other investors, according to research.
Newsmakers
July 8, 2016
Consultant buy-lists are key to scoring institutional mandates—and asset managers are spending to get there.
Newsmakers
July 8, 2016
David Adkins joins after six years in charge of investments for The Pensions Trust.