Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard said fears of a U.S. recession are overblown and expansion is in an early stage.

Norges Bank Investment Management rolls out investment simulator to gain decision-making insight and improve investment choices.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell gave his most explicit acknowledgment to date that rate hikes could tip the U.S. economy into recession.

Sue Brake, CIO of Australia's $140 billion Future Fund, will step down for family reasons; CEO Raphael Arndt will serve as acting CIO.

Many institutions are hesitant to invest in commodities, but widespread stock and bond losses could draw them back to the volatile asset.

CalPERS made some changes to CEO Marcie Frost's incentive plan for fiscal year 2023, including lowering the level of outperformance needed.

De La Rue Pension Scheme completed its first pension buy-in of about $400 million with Scottish Widows.

Federal Reserve officials raised interest rates 75 basis points — the largest increase in nearly 30 years — in an effort to curb inflation.

PIMCO has warned the U.S. Treasury about the fallout on pension funds from the strict sanctions that are pushing Russia toward default.

Investor gloom continues to grow as global profit expectations and fears of stagflation reach the highest point since 2008, according to a BofA survey.

Pension trustees must be allowed to protect the retirement savings of their beneficiaries free of political involvement.

U.S. stocks hurtled toward a bear market, Treasury yields spiked and the dollar rallied as the fallout from a hot inflation reading continued.

Goldman Sachs Group is facing a U.S. investigation into its funds offering investments using environmental, social and governance criteria.

Daniel Balthasar and Pedro Furtado Reis were named co-chief investment officers, equities, at Norges Bank Investment Management.

State Street Corp. said it's not pursuing any acquisition or business combination with Credit Suisse Group.

The European Central Bank committed to a quarter-point increase in interest rates next month and signaled that a bigger hike is possible in the fall.

Credit Suisse Group is considering a fresh round of job cuts, part of a renewed push to slash costs after warning of a second-quarter loss.

A federal appeals court rejected Universal Health Service Inc.'s claim that participants suing under ERISA lacked the legal standing to sue.

McDonald's Corp. shareholders approved an advisory shareholder proposal asking the company to conduct a third-party civil rights audit.

Alternative investments’ assets under management increased in most sectors last year but that decadelong trend could reverse in 2022.

This issue marks the 49th year Pensions & Investments has profiled the largest managers of U.S. institutional tax-exempt assets.

Managers, after years of solid policy support, face the need to adjust for a more uncertain environment, but active opportunities are seen.