Tag: Public Employees’ Retirement System of Mississippi

Risk November 6, 2020

Mississippi Pension Sues Portland General Electric over Energy Trading Losses

Lawsuit alleges ‘false and misleading’ statements by the company, its CEO, and its CFO ‘wiped out’ over $300 million in market value.

Regulation July 14, 2020

Mississippi Pension Sues Mylan over Alleged Scheme to Deceive FDA

President Rajiv Malik is accused of ordering workers to manipulate quality control data.

Asset Management Culture March 18, 2020

More Public Plans Ramp Up Social Distancing Because of Coronavirus

Plans in Massachusetts, Mississippi, and other states assure retirees that benefits won’t be delayed, but suspend counseling appointments.

Industry White Papers

Some do some, few do all. The importance of finding an OCIO provider that does it all. Even if you’re partially outsourcing.

Expanding the liability-hedging tool kit: A securitized solution? As corporate DB plans gradually derisk, it may be critical to consider opportunities to diversify their liability-hedging allocations beyond long corporate exposure.

Q&A: An Analyst’s Eye View of the Risks Ahead for Plan Sponsors Dane Mott, an accounting analyst at Capital Group, recently sat down with Gary Veerman, head of LDI Solutions at Capital Group, to discuss ways to navigate the many risks ahead for plan sponsors.

Top of Mind: Time for a New Playbook on Inflation and Active Management? Multi-Asset Strategist Adam Berger considers the outlook for inflation, the changing environment for active management, and potential portfolio next steps.

Fallen Angels in Focus Fallen angels, or issuers that are downgraded from investment grade to high yield, can represent significant risk or reward depending on your vantage point and investment guidelines.

How Private Capital Markets Firms Focus on an Excellent Limited Partner Experience The guide to keeping investors happy.