Full-service shops are holding less appeal as institutional investors increasingly seek out specialty managers, according to the results of survey from Cogent Research.
Investors need greater disclosure along with more aggressive and realistic strategies for addressing rising pension liabilities sooner rather than later, PIMCO's Christian Stracke says.
Cutwater Asset Management's second annual survey of over 100 corporate defined benefit pension plans across the United States shows that LDI implementation is transitioning from discussion to action.
State Street's future as a passive manager for Ireland’s National Pensions Reserve Fund is still up in the air, the fund's former investment chief John Corrigan told a parliamentary committee.
Cautious optimism for Europe and the US economies, criticism of US politics, and sparring over financial regulation are themes emerging at the on-going World Economic Forum.
Frontier investors--located in cities outside of the major international financial centers--are re-taking responsibility of the end-to-end management of their assets, according to two university professors.
The number of new federal securities fraud lawsuits seeking class-action status has fallen to a 6-year low in 2012, a study by Stanford Law School and Cornerstone Research has shown.