fees

Uncategorised posts

Markets main fear for CIOs: survey

Asset owners are lowering return targets, shrinking active long-only allocations and getting tough on fees as harsh outlooks persist, the annual Top1000funds.com/Casey Quirk survey reveals.

Amanda WhiteMarch 26, 2018

Organisational Design

Rethink fund manager relationships

When the £16 billion BBC Pension Scheme started moving away from active listed strategies, it was time to rethink its interactions with external managers, starting with a few key questions.

Amanda WhiteMarch 14, 2018

Opinion

Building a better fee model

Changes in standard funds-management fee structures are inevitable. Better alignment and fairness can be arranged if the stakeholders are willing to make it happen. Mercer presents some ideas.

Nick Sykes and Rich DellMarch 9, 2018

Sustainability

CPPIB focuses managers on long term

The C$337 billion CPPIB works towards a full understanding of its external managers’ strategies. These efforts, plus a customised fee structure, ensure a focus on long horizons.

Amanda WhiteFebruary 14, 2018

Uncategorised posts

Most popular stories of 2017

This year, as you might expect, our readers placed six investor profiles among our top 10 most read stories. See what other types of stories topped the list and find out what was No. 1.

Amanda WhiteDecember 21, 2017

Asset Classes

Cambridge hedge fund insight sells

Most of the outsourced CIO clients of Cambridge Associates have aggressive asset allocations, with a tilt towards alternatives and hedge funds. But do the high fees eat into the potential alpha?

Amanda WhiteNovember 1, 2017

Uncategorised posts

Markets main fear for CIOs: survey

Organisational Design

Rethink fund manager relationships

Opinion

Building a better fee model

Sustainability

CPPIB focuses managers on long term

Asset Classes

Cambridge hedge fund insight sells

California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS)

ABP/APG Asset Management

California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS)

Subscribe now to