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US Department Of Labor Releases Supplemental Statement On Private Equity Investments In Participant-Directed Retirement Savings Plans

The U.S. Department of Labor today released a Supplemental Statement clarifying a June 2020 Information Letter on private equity investments as a component of a professionally managed asset allocation fund offered as an investment option in participant-directed retirement savings plans, such as 401(k) plans.

12.22.21
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Illinois Downstate/Suburban Public Safety Pension Gap Increases

The Illinois Municipal League will press lawmakers to support giving local governments more time to hit a 90% funded ratio and lowering the target to 80%.

12.22.21
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Global Infrastructure Hit With $4.5 Million Penalty By SEC

Global Infrastructure Management has agreed to pay a $4.5 million penalty to settle Securities and Exchange Commission charges involving fees and expenses it passed on to investors in at least two of its funds.

12.21.21
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New York State Common Retirement Fund Joins Innovative Partnership, Capital Constellation

Capital Constellation, the joint venture among leading institutional asset owners in Europe, North America and the Gulf, today announced the addition of a new partner, the New York State Common Retirement Fund.

12.21.21
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Emerging Market Equities To Underperform In 2022

Britain hiked interest rates last week. The U.S. Fed and European Central Bank also signalled plans to rein in stimulus. Yet, emerging market equities may come under pressure over the next few months.

12.20.21
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State’s Pension Fund On A Roll With 2.1% Gain

Hawaii’s largest public pension fund, coming off its best performance in its 95-year history, continued its momentum by starting the new fiscal year on a positive note.

12.20.21
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BNY Mellon Investment Management Launches Three Active Sustainable ETFs

All three ETFs are sub-advised by Newton Investment Management.

12.16.21
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New Jersey’s Pension Fund Is Crossing The Tipping Point

The Murphy administration and the Legislature must stop crossing their fingers that the pension funding crisis will grow itself out of the problem.

12.16.21
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Could A New PSERS Era Be Dawning? School Pension Trustees Weigh New Bets As FBI And SEC Probes Simmer

The possibility of change is in the air as an acting investment chief takes over. Meanwhile, two federal probes grind on, and four other reports are coming that may shed light on PSERS investments.

12.16.21
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Council Post: Understanding The Upsurge Of Alternative Investments

Alternative investments can be an efficient way to hedge a portfolio against current market uncertainties.

12.16.21