Manager Selection
How your fund managers will be rewarded in five years’ time is going to be very different from the present, according to PwC.
Manager Selection
The $22.7 billion endowment has been paying more to external managers over the last three years—but for top gains.
Newsmakers
Enrique Chang's promotion to president and head of investments brings fixed income, equities, and alternatives primarily under his leadership.
Manager Selection
London economists argue that benchmarks encourage managers to invest in assets as prices go up, even when securities have no fundamental value.
Risk
While managers and asset owners slowly come around to the idea of ESG investing, investment consultants are the laggards, according to the UN.
Risk
Return chasing is rampant among US pensions, endowments, and insurers, the International Monetary Fund has found.
Regulation
The Moore Charitable Foundation said it fell victim to Park Hill Group ex-Managing Principal Andrew Caspersen’s $95 million fraud.
Newsmakers
The $485 million deal will increase the financial giant’s assets by $100 billion.
Newsmakers
“The need for long-term investment has never been greater than it is today,” says the AP4 chief.
Risk
Elected officials, politician-appointed trustees, and their low financial expertise exhibited poor returns in private equity, research has found.
Newsmakers
Russell Read has been named CIO, replacing Jay Willoughby.
Asset Allocation
Investors want to know more about the underlying assets in private equity portfolios, according to State Street.
Manager Selection
A random approach to stock-picking may have been proven to outperform active managers, but can it trump smart beta too?
Asset Allocation
Despite recent negative returns, emerging market equities are more attractive than ever, according to Parametric’s Tim Atwill.
Regulation
Andrew Caspersen allegedly scammed a charitable foundation and a private equity firm with phony investments, according to US prosecutors.