Sponsored What Do Japanese Corporate Pension Funds Want? A survey by Japanese magazine AL-IN checked in with investors to see how they’re adapting to global economic challenges, including those related to COVID-19 and monetary policy. Sponsored by Investment Japan October 29, 2020
This content is from: Corner Office Here’s Evidence That Paying Public Pension CIOs More Leads to Better Performance Higher compensation helps retirement systems hire and keep high-performing CIOs, according to researchers at the University of Central Florida and University of Alabama. By Amy Whyte March 03, 2021
Sponsored Seeking Greater Returns and Diversity, Japanese Corporate Pensions Turn to Private Assets A new survey shows nearly a 15% increase in allocations in one year Sponsored by Investment Japan March 08, 2021
This content is from: Portfolio The Pandemic Hasn’t Kept Pensions From Hiring Private Equity Managers Pension funds allocated more money to private equity in the second and third quarters than the same periods last year, according to eVestment. By Amy Whyte November 05, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio The World’s Best Pension Funds Are Canadian. Sorry. Here’s why they’re producing superior returns, according to researchers from McGill University. By Christine Idzelis August 06, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio The World’s Dominant Investors in Private Equity Sovereign wealth funds and public pension plans are absorbing massive amounts of private equity assets. By Christine Idzelis November 06, 2020
