Pensions
CalPERS Retirees Call for Board President to Resign
The demand for Henry Jones’ ouster is the latest fallout from the resignation of CalPERS CIO Ben Meng following complaints he violated state ethics rules.
At issue: allegations of unreported stock transactions and also his holdings in three private equity firms the plan invested in, including Blackstone and Carlyle.
Investments in them could end up in Davy Jones’ locker if the ocean swallows the coastlines.
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The state retirement system chooses 16-year veteran Dan Bienvenue, who has overseen global equity.
Good news is overshadowed by market reactions to the coronavirus pandemic that have cost the largest US pension plan more than $50 billion.
Starting Monday, spectators will be confined to the pension plan’s auditorium with directors in a separate room, six feet away from one other.