Newsmakers
Why Isn’t Defined Contribution… Better?
Turner Consulting’s Elvin Turner on getting America’s defined contribution back on track.
News Archive: Sep - 2015
Newsmakers
Mikael Angberg Is Innovating, Collaborating—and Winning
It’s all about creating robust processes for Swedish pension fund AP1’s chief Mikael Angberg.
Our Journey to Long-Term Mandates
How the UK’s Environment Agency Pension Fund ripped up the rulebook to embrace long-termism in its investment mandates.
Brewery Seals £2.4B Longevity Swap
Aviva enters the longevity-hedging arena for the first time in a deal with Heineken’s UK pension.
PSP Joins Texas Teachers in Opening London Office
Canada’s $112 billion Public Sector Pension Investment Board is looking to expand its global footprint and hired a private equity expert to lead the charge.
What’s Chinese for ‘Being the Best You Can Be’?
CIO’s European Editor on the responsibility of being excellent—and what it takes to be truly number one.
National Grid Sells In-House Manager to LGIM
The UK pension announces the sale of Aerion Fund Management, which runs three-quarters of its portfolio.
U. California’s Massive Cull: 100 PE Firms, All REITs, Coal, Oil Sands
The $98 billion fund has cleaned house, earning top-decile gains in the process.
CalPERS, AIMCo Among Backers for ESG Infrastructure Benchmark
Some of the world's largest asset owners representing $1.5 trillion in total assets have backed a new standard for assessing sustainability within the asset class.
Next Generation, Consulting Innovation Award Finalists Announced
Select members of CIO’s Forty Under Forty and Knowledge Brokers lists have been named finalists for the 2015 Industry Innovation Awards.
GE to Sell Asset Management Division
The industrial giant has announced plans to sell GE Asset Management to another leading investment management firm.
APG CEO Dick Sluimers to Resign
The €417 billion Dutch pension manager announced its chief executive will step down at the beginning of next year.
Insurers Commit to Renewable Energy Infrastructure
After a period of hesitation European insurers have jumped into infrastructure investment.
Risk Parity’s Liquidity Challenge
Falling trading volumes in fixed income could cause significant losses in risk parity strategies—but analysts argue the effects have been overplayed.