Kristi Mitchem and the New Institutional Sales Structure
From aiCIO magazine's April issue: The colliding worlds of defined benefit and defined contribution.
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GM, Verizon, and What's in the Pipeline
From aiCIO magazine's April issue: Behind the scenes of 2012’s two biggest pension deals—and why something even bigger is on the way. Kip McDaniel reports.
Is Lifestyling Dead?
From aiCIO magazine's April issue: Charlie Thomas on whether lifestyle funds are classics or anachronisms.
The Downfall of a CIO
From aiCIO magazine's April issue: Insider trading charges brought down John Johnson, the former CIO of Wyoming’s public pension, and will likely land him in prison. Leanna Orr reports.
The Deafening Silence on FTT
From aiCIO magazine's April issue: Charlie Thomas on the potential implications of the European Financial Transaction Tax, and why no one is talking about it.
The Pure DC Public Plan: Those Who Need It, Can’t Afford It
From aiCIO magazine's April issue: Leanna Orr on the nasty surprise waiting for politicians who want to shift public pensions to defined contribution structures.
Is Your Portfolio Ready for Gen F?
From aiCIO magazine's April issue: Elizabeth Pfeuti on investing in the Facebook generation.
Taking the Plunge
From aiCIO magazine's April issue: What's inside those dark pools anyway? Benjamin Ruffel finds out.
Has Risk Parity Jumped the Shark?
From aiCIO magazine's April issue: Kip McDaniel debates whether risk parity has gone too far.
Popular De-Risking Deals Rise In the US and UK
A report from Greenwich Associates shows large payouts are gaining traction among US pension plans.
High Yield’s Out, and Stocks Are In for Insurers
Top insurance specialists at Goldman Sachs Asset Management said they’re surprised by how fast their clients have turned from credit to equities.
Who Cares about Corporate Governance?
A new OECD report is demanding greater corporate governance in emerging market investing.
Abe-nomics Drives Japanese CIOs To Overseas Bonds
Japan’s pension funds are turning away from domestic bonds in a search for better yields.
Did UK Pensions Pay Too Much After QE1?
QE1’s impact on scheme funding may have been exaggerated, research suggests.
The Rise of Mega-Defined Contribution
From aiCIO magazine's April issue: Kip McDaniel on the emerging DC giants, and the unassuming group behind their ascendance.