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Pensions


Asset Owner Perspectives: Building Investment Organizations Fit for the Future

How are asset owners thinking about and building their multi-generational, long-horizon portfolios?

China’s Enterprise Annuities: “Long-Term Money, Short-Term Investment”

The operation of enterprise annuities in China suffers from a "long-term money, short-term investment" mindset.

Market Resiliency, Capital Formation, and Investing for Our Future

The story of the markets over the last 10 years has been one of remarkable change. Yet economies are still struggling.

Institutional Portfolio Benchmarks: Slow Rabbits?

When it comes to their benchmarking practices, US public pension funds need to find faster rabbits to chase.

Book Review: Achieving Investment Excellence

Achieving Investment Excellence is a comprehensive guide to the roles and responsibilities for trustees and board members.

Public Pension Funds: Cost Matters with Closet Indexers

What impact does cost have on public pension fund performance?

Global Pension Funds: The Coming Storm

In a low-rate, low-return environment, how will public pension funds meet their obligations?

Public Pensions: Investing for the 22nd Century

Antonio Rodriguez, CFA, CIPM, director of investment strategy for the New York City Board of Education Retirement System (BERS), speaks to Paul Kovarsky, CFA, about the challenges public pension trustees face in the United States and how they can better inform one another's efforts.

Screams from a Burning Theater: Jeremy Gold on the Retirement Crisis

“Where are the screaming actuaries yelling in these burning theaters?” Jeremy Gold once asked. Gold passed away earlier this month, leading Heidi Raubenheimer, PhD, CFA, to recall his words and reflect on the state of the retirement crisis.

Book Review: The Future of Pension Management

The author, a thought leader in the pension industry, covers a broad spectrum of pension management topics. He focuses on changes the industry needs to make in order to overcome its challenges — in particular, its failure to achieve its goals of affordability and retirement security. The solutions already exist; the problem is one of implementation.



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