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D.A. Davidson & Co. Expands Financial Institutions Group

D.A. Davidson & Co. has added several new hires to its financial institutions group.

07.30.19
Multi-Asset/Investment Advisor
Pa. County Plan Nearing Pension RFI Issuance

A Pennsylvania county is nearing the issuance of an RFI for a pension advisor.

07.30.19
Consultant/OCIO/Discretionary
Illinois Fire Fund Hires New Investment Consultant

An Illinois hoses plan hired a new investment consultant earlier this year.

07.30.19
Multi-Asset/Investment Advisor
Pa. Police Plan Mulling Investment Management Options

A Pennsylvania police department is reviewing options for the management of its pension fund assets.

07.30.19
Non-U.S. & Global Equity
Great Lakes Plan Swaps Non-U.S. Equity Managers

A Great Lakes-area pension plan made a change in non-U.S. equity manager lineup.

07.30.19
Private Equity
Northeast Plan Adds PE Commitment

A plan in the Northeast added a private equity commitment at a board meeting today.

07.30.19
Searches And Hires
New England Plan Swaps EMD Managers

A pension fund in New England hired a new emerging market debt manager to replace Western Asset Management.

07.30.19
In The News
State Retirement Board Reduces Actuarial Assumed Rate of Return

Baltimore, MD (July 26, 2019) —The Board of Trustees of the Maryland State Retirement and Pension System (MSRPS) today voted to reduce the System’s actuarial assumed rate of return on its investments from 7.45% to 7.40%. The System’s lower rate will be effective beginning in fiscal year 2021.

07.30.19
In The News
Institutional Investors Have More Power Than Governments To Shape Climate Future

Institutional investors have been using their financial heft to urge corporations to go green. But now they are asking Congress to do more — to get regulators to ensure transparency and consistency when it comes to reporting risks.

07.29.19
In The News
How Wisconsin Fully Funded Its Retirement System

As many state pension plans struggle with severe underfunding, the Wisconsin Retirement System stands out with a funded ratio above 100 percent.

07.29.19