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The Californian pension has agreed a plan with the bankrupt city of San Bernardino to repay deferred debts.

The search for CalPERS' new chief is underway and the CIO editorial team has a few (unscientific) guesses as to who could take up the "dream" job.

The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund is serious about its diversification plans, with changes ahead for its equities, fixed income and real estate holdings by 2016.

Venerable consultancy NEPC has a fresh, young new CIO. Now he needs the next big idea.

After five years of silence, #TheRecession makes a return with more of his erratic rant against bitcoin, the sequester, Silicon Valley, and the magazine.

The CEO and CIO of the Public Sector Pension Investment Board in Canada is switching to take on the same role in his hometown of Victoria, British Columbia.

To start a magazine, it helps to be a hedgehog (if any pedants are reading this, it perhaps should be said that it helps to be like Isaiah Berlin’s hedgehog). And like that hedgehog, you need to know only one big thing, says CIO Founder Charlie Ruffel.

The consultancy firm and ratings agency have added new fund and manager analysis tools to their product rosters.

If you want to keep outperforming, stay—or become—small.

Craig Baker and Chris Mansi are taking on newly-created roles at the consultancy giant.

The consultancy has scooped Hewitt EnnisKnupp’s 403(b) chief Diane Improta, a 16-year HEK veteran.

The number of asset managers will halve by 2030 due to demographic, behavioral, and technological changes, the consulting firm has said.

China Investment Corporation’s Chairman and Chief Executive Ding Xuedong writes about shifting interests to the agriculture investments.