Newsmakers June 8, 2022 ERSRI Files Mastercard Shareholder Proposal to Curb Sales of Ghost Guns The Rhode Island pension fund is concerned that ghost gun sales will lead to costly litigation and reputational damage to the company.
Newsmakers June 3, 2022 Fernando Vinzons Named New CIO at Chicago Teachers’ Pension Fund Vinzons’ appointment comes at a time when Chicago Teachers’ is fighting to improve its poor funded ratio.
Newsmakers May 25, 2022 The New York Common Retirement Fund Will Vote to Remove the Boards of Twitter and Meta Today The pension fund cites the companies’ failure to moderate violent content in the wake of recent mass shootings.
Newsmakers May 20, 2022 CPPIB Reports 6.8% Net Returns The fund also highlighted some of its largest individual investments over the past fiscal year.
Manager Selection May 17, 2022 Shoaib Khan Appointed as CIO and Permanent Director of New Jersey’s Division of Investments He is the first CIO to be hired after New Jersey scrapped its CIO salary cap law.
Newsmakers May 16, 2022 PSERS Considers Suing Aon for Miscalculating Returns The pension fund has hired law firm Blank Rome to look into potential litigation.
Manager Selection April 14, 2022 A $350,000 Increase in CIO Pay Could Lead to 60 Basis Points of Outperformance, Says New Study More surprisingly, the study also found that performance-based compensation did not improve investment returns.
Newsmakers April 13, 2022 What France’s First-Round Election Results Mean for Pension Reform Macron has hinted that he will soften his stance on retirement age.
Newsmakers April 5, 2022 CPPIB to Collaborate with Inpher to Develop Unique Dataset for Investment Forecasting The pension fund is hoping Inpher’s technology will give them new information to beat the market.
Manager Selection March 31, 2022 CIO of New Jersey Police and Fire Pension Resigns The resignation follows an ethics probe into his behavior at a previous pension fund.
Asset Allocation March 22, 2022 Ohio Teachers’ Pension Increases Alts and Fixed Income Targets, Decreases Public Equities The pension was also able to implement a cost-of-living adjustment thanks to high returns this past year.
Newsmakers March 21, 2022 CalPERS Selects Wilshire Advisors as Consultant for Private Debt Allocation Wilshire’s services were almost half the cost compared to those of Meketa.
Newsmakers March 1, 2022 High Inflation Leads to Expensive Cost-of-Living Adjustments for CalPERS and Others This will be CalPERS’ biggest increase in pension payments in 32 years.
Newsmakers February 25, 2022 Michigan House Considers $1.5 Billion in Grants for Local Pensions The bill is targeted at underfunded pensions throughout the state.
February 22, 2022 Unfunded Liabilities: How Three Public Pensions Found Themselves in Crisis And how they are clawing their way out.