Tag: Kentucky Retirement Systems

Corporate Moves October 15, 2021

The Curious Case Against Hedge Funds in Kentucky

Missouri’s new CIO is still fighting a nearly four-year-old lawsuit in Kentucky over investments that appear to have performed as intended.

Corporate Moves July 16, 2021

John Chilton and Ed Owens III will helm KRS and CERS, respectively.

Corporate Moves July 13, 2021

He will replace Shannon Davidson, who will retire in November after 25 years at MOSERS.

Asset Management Culture April 23, 2021

Only a few remaining vacancies remain for trustees of the state’s restructured pension systems.

Pensions April 9, 2021

Still, the salary remains at the low end for allocators at public pension funds.

January 28, 2021

Ahead of an April 1 system overhaul, Steven Herbert has a ‘hundred actions’ he needs to perform.

Manager Selection January 7, 2021

The asset manager and former consultant is the sixth investment chief to head the fund in about 13 years. He starts Jan. 16.

Asset Allocation November 6, 2020

Investment committee members are dialing up risk levels to meet return assumptions.

Asset Management Culture September 28, 2020

The struggling pension system will search for replacements after Rich Robben, Andy Kiehl depart at the end of September.

Pensions August 19, 2020

State pension plans collectively beat their benchmarks, but fall far short of their peers.

Regulation July 15, 2020

Court ruled plaintiffs had no standing because they weren’t personally injured by allegations.

Pensions April 17, 2020

Legislation creates new panel of trustees for County Employees Retirement System.

Alternatives April 16, 2020

The pension fund seeks lucrative opportunities during the virus-driven downturn, but some staffers think the deal is too risky.

Asset Management Culture February 26, 2020

Citing under-representation in the current KRS board, the system puts forth legislation to establish its own panel.

Pensions February 13, 2020

Legislators convene to align their interests with that of their constituents under the state’s ailing pension system.