Trilbe Wynne

Editorial Assistant

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Trilbe Wynne is the editorial assistant in the Chicago office.

She is responsible for assisting the editorial department with research, administrative tasks and P&I Daily.

Ms. Wynne previously was a production coordinator for institutional investment products at Morningstar and a document specialist at Bank of America/Merrill Lynch.

She graduated from Columbia University and has a Master of Fine Arts degree in poetry from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.

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Recent Stories
Long-duration strategies dominate top 10 list for fixed income

Long-duration and corporate bonds displaced high yield for the year ended June 30, driven by expectations of an imminent rate cut.
Defined benefit funding rises even as returns turn negative

Negative year-end returns offset the funding advantage of higher discount rates for the 100 largest U.S. corporate DB plans in 2018.
Higher rates lower liabilities, could hurt expenses

Many sponsors are looking to OCIOs to help hedge against interest-rate volatility, which impacts plan liabilities and pension costs.
Small-cap growth, ultrashort strategies reign

Growth and technology topped Morningstar's equity database as of Dec. 31, while ultrashort and long-term government led fixed income.
High yield, credit strategies lead the way for bond funds

High-yield fixed income dominated Morningstar's list for a third consecutive quarter.
Passive investing continues to captivate global audience

Indexed assets under management rose 12.9% to $13.36 trillion in the year ended June 30, P&I's annual survey shows.
Northern Trust's approach to ESG evolves over the years

Northern Trust had the highest concentration of ESG-specific assets under passive management among index managers.
High-yield fixed income continues its winning ways

High-yield fixed income dominated Morningstar's list for a second consecutive quarter.
2017 'a sigh of relief' for corporate pension plans' funding

The average funding ratio of the 100 largest U.S. corporate pension plans rose 4.7 percentage points in 2017, P&I's annual analysis shows.
Corporate plans give fixed income a heavy weighting

Fixed income had the largest share of assets in 2017 among the 100 largest corporate pension plans, at 41.2%.

Long-duration strategies take bonds mantle from high yield

Long-duration strategies were the top performers in fixed income for the year ended Dec. 31, according to Morningstar data.
California State Teachers' Retirement System

Winner in Pensions & Investments' Best Places to Work in Money Management 2017 survey.

William Blair Investment Management

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Los Angeles Capital Management and Equity Research

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Semper Capital Management

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