Some projections for investment returns for the next 10 years are bleak and suggest public pension funds might have to aim lower on returns.

Jed Emerson is promoting his latest book on impact investing with a catchy video he hopes will resonate with millennials.

Allianz Global Investors employees counted their steps to raise money for charity.

Alternative investment managers hope Billy Idol will draw a generous crowd to support child abuse prevention and treatment.

Roughly 100 friends of Nobel laureate Robert C. Merton gathered in early August to celebrate his 75th birthday and honor his work.

A new Aon competition is testing professional golfers and their caddies on their skill in analyzing the risk on golf's toughest holes.

Stephen A. Schwarzman will share the life lessons he has learned in his new book "What It Takes: Lessons in the Pursuit of Excellence."

Gabrielle "Ellie" Rubenstein goes into the family business, helped along by her dad, Carlyle Group's David M. Rubenstein.

The U.K.'s Investment Association found that the money management sector is falling short on being inclusive, according to black workers.

Cryptocurrency assets are receiving more attention from Washington and major tech companies than ever before.

The cryptocurrency market is evolving and could soon see more institutional interest.

Participants in DC plans are moving away from extreme investing portfolios, thanks to plan design changes — but also voluntarily.

AllianceBernstein anticipates that only 25% of its 650-person tech and operations department in New York will relocate to Nashville.

The T. Rowe Price Foundation pledged $2.7 million to Baltimore initiatives in education, culture and business.

States should hold off on enacting their own fiduciary standards for now and give the SEC's rule time to work.

Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC is working to put $33 billion to work in global markets just as central-bank shifts scramble outlook.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether pension plan participants can sue for fiduciary breaches even if a plan is overfunded.

Biographies, historical fiction and how-to self-help books top the summer reading lists of readers of

The largest state-sponsored retirement program in the U.S. is now open for business in California

Stephen A. Schwarzman's £150 million gift will create the Schwarzman Centre, home of Oxford University's new Institute for Ethics in AI.

Sen. Bernie Sanders' proposed financial transactions tax would hurt institutional investors, workers and retirement plan beneficiaries.

Investing in innovation requires innovative investing with active management and ETFs, according to ARK CEO Catherine Wood.

Impact investing is attracting more attention from pension funds and other large institutional investors.

Pension funds are stepping up efforts to harvest information on how companies are preparing their businesses for a low-carbon economy.

Direct listings have benefits and liabilities for alternative firms, but it is too soon to tell whether they will disrupt the IPO process.