This content is from: Portfolio For a Decade, Pensions Wanted Yield From Real Assets. Now They Want Inflation Protection. Real assets are being asked to do double duty: provide yield when rates are low and hedge against inflation. By Jessica Hamlin May 13, 2022
This content is from: Corner Office Companies Race to Offload Pension Risk as Market Volatility Rises The first half of 2022 is shaping up to be the strongest first half of a year yet for pension risk transfers, according to Legal & General Retirement America. By Jessica Hamlin May 10, 2022
This content is from: Portfolio Private Credit Boomed Amid Low Yields — And Now It’s Set to Flourish Managers have pushed the benefits of floating rates for years. Only now are investors finally noticing. By Hannah Zhang May 11, 2022
This content is from: Portfolio This Private Equity Fund Was the Most Popular Among Pensions Last Year New research shows the top pensions allocating capital to private markets — and their favorite funds of 2021. By Alicia McElhaney April 26, 2022
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This content is from: Corner Office The SEC Is Bearing Down on Private Equity. Blame Public Pensions. Regulators can no longer ignore private equity, now that public pension funds provide 35 percent of the industry’s capital, argues a new paper. By Jessica Hamlin January 25, 2022
