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Markets will see volatility ramp up next year as central banks intensify the fight against inflation, according to an Australian pension fund with A$65 billion ($46 billion) under management that’s still sticking with a wager on stocks.
‘We remain constructive” on midstreams/MLPs ‘given a solid fundamental backdrop, continued capital discipline,’ Wells Fargo says.
Defined benefit plan funded status is still up for the year, but there are several factors plan sponsors should consider as they set their risk tolerance for the rest of the year and into 2022.
As valuations surge and interest-rate rises loom, can it last?
The $38 billion pension fund for state government retirees is taking steps to control travel costs by its investment staff.
‘Institutions are moving in,’ she said. They ‘have to look at new asset classes that are evolving and that have low correlation.’
CalSTRS will be looking for commercial tenants in a market depressed by COVID-19 and a shift to remote work.
Standard Insurance Company today announced that Scott Hibbs, vice president and chief investment officer, will retire at the end of December.
How did the only “work of practical beneficence” worth acknowledging become writing checks?
People’s Bank of China Gov. Yi Gang said the central bank was committed to a level playing field for investors and that broader problems with debt at Chinese property developers should be dealt with according to market principles.
