Investors put plenty of high-profile public companies on the spot over a range of ESG demands this year.

Australia's annual benchmark-relative super-fund performance test makes tracking error a dirty word, challenging high-active-share managers.

Real estate returns for properties in the Sun Belt could falter due to climate change, managers say.

Sophie Baker, P&I's London-based international news editor, received top honors in the CFA Society of the U.K.'s 2022 Journalism Awards.

Increased market volatility, the growing prominence of ESG and alternative assets will shape demand for OCIOs, providers say.

Thrift Savings Plan said it's working with record keeper Accenture to fix reported troubles, including log-in issues and long call center waits.

Shareholders introduced a record number of ESG shareholder proposals this proxy season, as they pushed companies to do more.

BlackRock, Fidelity and State Street have joined other firms in affirming that they would pay for employees' abortion-care travel expenses.

Executives of OCIO managers said their existing and prospective clients are pushing them to include more diverse money managers and more ESG and DEI.

Experts think OCIOs will continue to amass more assets as investing markets become more complex and difficult to navigate.

With Australian regulators pressing small funds to prove they can achieve good outcomes, CIO Edward Smith insists TWUSUPER can compete.

The Labor Department asked a federal appeals court to reject an ESOP defendant's request for arbitration in an ERISA dispute.

The retirement plan industry is backing legislation that would allow service providers to work with cannabis companies.

Carlyle Group hired executive Doug McNeely from BlackRock to work with major clients, including pension funds and endowments.

A former participant in a Kellogg Co. 401(k) plan has sued the company and plan fiduciaries, alleging ERISA violations due to mismanagement.

A participant in a 401(k) plan run by Cook Group Inc. sued the company and plan fiduciaries, alleging a series of ERISA violations.

Eric R. Nierenberg, chief strategy officer at Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board has left the pension fund.

In response to strong client demand, outsourced CIO managers are developing new investment strategies or enhancing existing approaches.

The current moment is ripe for fresh public equity implementation ideas.