OP-ED: Why Shareholder Meetings Should Go Virtual in 2020
Regulations are needed to allow for virtual shareholder meetings in the wake of COVID-19.
Opinion
Uncertainty the Only Certainty in 2020
US elections, Brexit, trade wars create hazy outlook for economic prognosticators.
Global Business Optimism Gloomiest in 10 Years
Firms haven’t felt this wary about the economy since the financial crisis.
What Defines ‘Materiality’? CalPERS’ CEO Likens New SEC Disclosure Rules to Allowances in Sexual Harassment
Marcie Frost says SEC term is too ambiguous.
How Impeachment Could Hurt the Stock Market
Wall Street believes that investors care only about the economy, which still seems pretty good, not politics. What if they intersect?
At Pension Bridge: CIOs Debate Passive vs. Active, What Worries Them
At conference, Texas, Nebraska, and Minnesota chiefs mull over deep questions about how they deploy their capital
OP-ED: The Art and Science of the New-Age Unicorn CFO
The new-age CFO works closely with the CIO to pursue a company’s long-term strategic welfare and management of the organization’s investment portfolios.
OP ED: In Investment Management, It Takes Two to Tango
Human/Machine interaction must be optimized to drive successful outcomes.
Op Ed: How Institutional Investing Can Build Housing and Reap Returns
Determining the next generation of housing and what to expect return-wise.
What Would LDI Look Like for Public Pensions?
Although it might look controversial, a split portfolio may be strong option to meet a fund’s short-term cash needs as well as maximize long-term wealth.
Opinion: How not to Get Sued for your DC Plan
Arun Muralidhar shares his thoughts on how corporate pension CIOs can dodge litigation.
Montana Rep. Offers $700 Million State Public Pension Solution
Cites problems coming from “highly optimistic” rate of return, lack of employee contributions.
Eighth Annual Industry Innovation Awards: Nominations Open
Nominations for innovative and talented asset owners and managers/servicers open until Aug. 4.