Rick Baert

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rbaert@pionline.com

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Rick started at P&I in 2000 after 15 years as a news and business copy desk chief at the Daily Herald in suburban Chicago. He previously was overnight city editor of the City News Bureau of Chicago. Rick has a B.A. in communications and a M.A. in political science from Northern Illinois University.

Recent Stories by Rick Baert

• Money managers breaking with tradition to hold fixed-income clients

• Institutions confident on risk but still expect problems, study says

• OMERS unit links with British royal family in real estate deal

• Morgan Stanley exec takes top prize in iShares' Fund Frenzy

• Norwood Contributory seeks secondary private equity fund-of-funds manager

• Prudential Japan manager unit moves under Pru Fixed Income aegis

• First State chooses Americas institutional distribution leader

• Pennsylvania Turnpike signals for high-yield manager

• Money manager M&A setting strong pace, Freeman finds

• Illinois Muni hires for real estate, alternatives

• Reading Retirement System scanning for actuarial services

• Casey Quirk: U.S. investors will dump $1 trillion of bonds in next few years

• Ameriprise global asset management vice chairman to retire

• Robeco names new institutional distribution head

• Vanguard Tax-Managed International Fund switches to FTSE benchmark

• Artisan Partners' stock set to cool off after rocketing 65% since IPO — Citi

• Quebec's Caisse boosting less-liquid, global equity assets and cutting bonds

• Pension funds look for risk protection without sacrificing returns

• Managers finding healthy gains in ETFs, LDI assets

• Westfield Contributory shopping for private equity manager

• Legg Mason Capital Management value portfolio manager departs

• State-Boston Retirement System searching for risk-parity manager

• Morgan Creek buys Signet Capital's alternative funds-of-funds business

• Harbor Capital Advisors picks Baillie Gifford as subadviser

• Johnson Associates: Incentive compensation for money managers expected to rise 10% to 15%

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