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Another California Pension Fund Falls Just Short Of Its Investment Return Target

The California State Teachers’ Retirement System just missed its target rate for annual investment returns, recording 6.8 percent for the fiscal year ending June 30.

07.24.19
Multi-Asset/Investment Advisor
NGO Conducting Asset Manager Search

A non-governmental organization has begun a search for asset managers to handle a total of $1.55 billion in assets.

07.24.19
People Moves
Canadian Firm Co-Founder To Retire At Year-End

A founder of a Montreal-based investment manager will retire at the end of 2019.

07.24.19
Administrator/Record Keeper Consultant/OCIO/Discretionary Deferred Compensation
Florida City Seeks Consultant To Assist With Administrator Search

A Florida city is seeking a consultant to assist with a plan administrator search for its deferred compensation plan.

07.24.19
Consultant/OCIO/Discretionary
Southwest Plan Concludes Investment Consultant Search

A pension plan in the Southwest has hired a new general investment consultant.

07.24.19
Domestic Equity Small-Cap Consultant/OCIO/Discretionary
New England Airport Authority Seeking Investment Consultant

An airport authority in New England has issued an RFP seeking investment consulting services.

07.24.19
Administrator/Record Keeper
Northwest Authority Concludes Record Keeper Search

A transportation authority in the Northwest has concluded its search for record keeping and trust custody services.

07.24.19
Real Assets
Southeastern Pension Plan Makes Two Private Commitments

A pension plan in the Southeast committed to two private investment vehicles this month.

07.24.19
In The News
Big ERISA Decisions On The Horizon—SCOTUS To Review Third ERISA Case This Term

The U.S. Supreme Court recently agreed to review the Eighth Circuit’s decision in Thole v. US Bank, in which the Eighth Circuit held that participants in an overfunded defined benefit pension plan lack standing to sue for fiduciary breaches under ERISA. The Supreme Court’s decision in this case—the third ERISA case accepted by the court this term—could have significant implications for plan sponsors and plan fiduciaries.

07.23.19
In The News
Kentucky Governor's Pension Plan Passes State House

Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin’s pension-relief proposal cleared the Republican-run state House by a slim margin Monday, surviving a crucial showdown as lawmakers continued a special legislative session convened by the GOP governor.

07.23.19