Judge nixes Vanguard's petition to toss lawsuit over TDF policy
Vanguard Group's petition to dismiss a lawsuit by retail investors alleging changes to its target-date policy led to unwanted capital gains taxes was denied.
Vanguard Group's petition to dismiss a lawsuit by retail investors alleging changes to its target-date policy led to unwanted capital gains taxes was denied.
Institutions eke out single-digit returns, thanks to a bit of help from public equities.
The Department of Labor on Oct. 31 unveiled a new rule proposal to amend the definition of the term "fiduciary" and require rollover advice be in the best interest of the saver.
The previous CIO Ash Williams retired more than two years ago, creating the longest such leadership vacancy among the largest U.S. asset owners.
Leaders in direct investment, Canadian pension funds continue to expand their investments in Australia.
There are hundreds of "zombie" office buildings, with 50% or less occupancy, and investors are perplexed as to how to take advantage.
CalSTRS' investment committee in January is expected to consider adding the use of leverage to its toolkit to help staff manage liquidity and reduce risk.
Industry players say more clarity is needed to implement President Joe Biden's executive order curbing certain China investments.
A Pensions & Investments survey showed that a few money managers garnered a large share of the U.S. indexed DB and DC assets under management.
Pensions & Investments is accepting late responses to its annual survey of the largest U.S. retirement funds. Sponsors with combined U.S. pension and defined contribution plan assets of $1.3 billion or more are eligible. Results will run Feb. 12.