Regulation
July 10, 2013
Or no lies, according to two judges who have thrown out pension-led cases against custodians JP Morgan and BNY Mellon over foreign exchange trades.
Risk
July 10, 2013
Consultants and insurers tell aiCIO there is scope for further pension buyout headlines.
Newsmakers
July 10, 2013
Swiss pension funds enjoy another discount rate rise, boosting funding for a second quarter, according to Towers Watson.
Newsmakers
July 9, 2013
Daniel Enskat talks about the shift from using alternatives as satellite investments to including them in a core asset allocation strategy.
Newsmakers
July 9, 2013
Friends Life's CIO talks Solvency II, increasing alternative allocations, and what his most rewarding investment decision has been since 2008.
Manager Selection
July 9, 2013
It is not just a few outliers among major asset owners who outperform specialists in the hedge fund space, a new study found. It’s the majority of them.
Newsmakers
July 9, 2013
The UK’s largest pension risk transfer to date brings relief after four-year dispute.
Manager Selection
July 9, 2013
Goldman Sachs, Blackstone, TPG…who holds the most institutional investor assets?
Asset Allocation
July 8, 2013
Fund managers seek out emerging market economies in developed nations in search for alpha.
Asset Allocation
July 8, 2013
Following a rough year for leading endowments, an alternatives specialist and Hewitt EnnisKnupp partner takes on this question.
Newsmakers
July 4, 2013
Ever wondered where the world’s biggest sovereign wealth funds are?
Asset Allocation
July 4, 2013
Fixed income-only risk parity bond fund launched in UK by Aquila Capital.
Asset Allocation
July 3, 2013
Investors and managers are betting the fairly undeveloped market won’t be like that for long.
Newsmakers
July 3, 2013
BNY Mellon, State Street, and Northern Trust don’t earn enough from core custody, Moody’s suspects.
Manager Selection
July 3, 2013
Almost three-quarters have total veto power over hedge funds, a Deutsche Bank survey has found.