Column: Off Target Date Funds
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Dr. Arun Muralidhar, chairman of Mcube Investment Technologies, on what's wrong with target date fund products.
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Column: The Inflection Point
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Daniel Enskat, senior advisor to Asset International, on the changing makeup of asset management.
The Target Date Conundrum
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: How much custom is enough?
This Changes Everything
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: General Motors and the end of defined benefit as we know it. Benjamin Ruffel reports.
Andrew Ang Thinks Innovation Starts Small
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Ang, a professor of business, finance, and economics at Columbia University, aims to improve the welfare of asset owners—scrutinizing illiquidity, agency issues, factor investing, and other investing conundrums.
Less Than Great: How 2020 Will Be Nothing Like 1990
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Aran Darling looks ahead to the volatile 'new normal,' and discusses what an asset owner might do about it.
Are You Mispaying Your Manager?
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Paula Vasan examines a new way of compensating external asset managers.
Cultivation or Theft?
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Jordan Milne on how Canadian pension funds find and keep top talent.
Is Your Pension Baltimore or Scranton?
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Leanna Orr on the emerging trend of pensions lending, and not lending, to their governments.
How Much Money Are You Losing?
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Elizabeth Pfeuti on the benefits--and difficulties--of asset pooling.
Letter From the Managing Editor: Customized TDF
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Paula Vasan considers the future of larger corporate pension plans: DB, DC, and target-date funds.
Letter From the Editor-in-Chief: Influence & Power
From aiCIO Magazine's September Issue: Kip McDaniel discusses the nature of influence, building New York, and the making of the Knowledge Brokers--a ranked list of the world's most influential investment consultants.
Appeal of Florida Pension Reform Hits Supreme Court
Arguments began on Friday over the Florida Legislature's voided 2011 pension reforms.
CalSTRS: State Controller's Accusations Addressing Pension Spiking Are Out-of-Date
CalSTRS CEO Jack Ehnes is defending the public pension against the State Controller's review addressing controls and processes over pension spiking, in which workers inflate their pension checks.
Low-Volatility Investing Finds Favour in Asia
Once only popular with the largest European and North American investors, low-volatility investing has spread to more corners of the world.