Graphic: Central Bank Fears Decades of Negative Real Rates
The Bank of England’s chief economist has painted a dark picture of the UK economy for decades.
News Archive: Oct - 2014
The High School Breakup
Bill Gross and PIMCO's breakup has been one of the ugliest in the industry. What are the ramifications?
Letters to the Editor: October Issue
Applause from asset owners on CIO's fifth birthday, and... not-applause on coverage of pay-to-play accusations from the AFL-CIO's president.
The World’s Least Powerful Asset Owner
So who is the world’s least powerful asset owner? You have the blueprint. Give me a name.
Giant Asian Pension to Cut Alts, Refocus on Home Stocks
In
an apparent about-turn, the world’s fourth largest pension is bringing
investments home.
L&G Pushes into Outsourcing with LDI-to-Buyout Suite
From liability matching through to a 0% transaction cost buyout—Legal & General has fired the starting pistol on outsourced de-risking.
Sued OCIO Fights Back
JP Morgan has asked a judge to throw out a case because it claims it had full discretion over investment choices.
Bill Gross: Why I Left PIMCO
Janus Capital’s new portfolio manager explains his recent change of employer.
PGGM to Cut 200 Jobs
The giant pension fund investor is to be streamlined for efficiency.
The World Bank's $1 Trillion Infrastructure Plan
BlackRock, la Caisse, SWFs, and governments have signed up to the
Global Infrastructure Facility.
Carl Icahn: Apple Is Too Cheap
The billionaire investor urged the company to repurchase shares now using its $113 billion cash pile.
Bond Manager Questions Rating Agencies Over ‘Unsound’ Judgement
Could credit rating agencies be returning to their pre-crisis ways? One bond manager thinks so.
Graphic: The Changing Face of Corporate Bond Ownership
Goldman Sachs has tracked who has owned corporate debt since 1970.
AP1 Splits External Portfolio, Reshuffles Management
Third-party mandates for Sweden’s first national pension fund will be managed under a new structure.
Why an Ivy League MBA Won't Get You a Job in Alts
The London Business School has recorded the highest percentage of alumni working in hedge funds, asset management, and private equity, according to eFinancialCareers.