News Archive: Jan - 2020

The coronavirus may be the disastrous surprise that overwhelms public health officials and slams the markets, the firm's Lonski admonishes.

Private equity made up 5.6% of the pension fund’s portfolio as of October, short of 6% goal.

Class action suit on behalf of 330,000 members alleges breach of duties.

‘2008-style systemic collapse’ expected if human-caused CO2 isn’t halved in decade.

However, the average 10-year return beat long-term objectives for the first time in a decade.

While small names have done OK, they suffer from factors like a possibly weakening dollar, the firm’s John Lynch argues.

Robert Stencil, Michael Duke allegedly enticed investors with a pre-public offering for a company that did not exist. 

S&P 500, aside from yesterday’s rally, has dipped up to 13% due to epidemics, Citi says.

The aerospace giant will transfer liabilities to the insurer, roughly 20,000 retirees and current workers.

In transparency move, proposed bill would also create a new legislative panel to review pension system fees and employee salaries.

Thousands of CIOs are currently assessing the climate risks of their portfolios as the March 31 reporting deadline for the UN PRI approaches.