Private equity investors foresee major challenges for the industry over the next few years and are cautious about investing too heavily in the asset class, according to Coller Capital's latest Global Private Equity Barometer.
A new academic paper explores domestic sovereign wealth funds, with a focus on their origins, purpose, and governance, noting that such funds are wary of political maneuvering.
As pension deficits are holding back company performance, a new poll reveals that proposed pension regulations in the European Union would significantly add to business costs.
New Hampshire is looking at switching from a defined benefit retirement system to a defined contribution one, but a new study shows it might be a costly move.
JPMorgan Chase & Co has been sued by a Netherlands-based pension fund over residential mortgage-backed securities it purchased.
Established fund-of-funds firm Cadogan Management is shuttering its operations, handing its business to strategic partner Cantor Fitzgerald.
Risk parity has grown in popularity within the institutional investor world, yet many practitioners are putting clients at risk, according to at least one pension trustee.
As a new poll by SEI shows that nearly two-thirds of poll respondents are currently utilizing a Liability-Driven Investing (LDI) strategy, the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has recruited four LDI managers.