Managing director for Rogerscasey and former CIO of the Kentucky Retirement Systems, Adam Tosh, looks at the pension challenges facing state and local governments.
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Inside the pension crisis
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High-maintenance Hedgie Seeks Indulgent Insto, VM
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Funds face enforced consolidation
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Texas Teachers looks to hedge bets in low-returns world
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Inflation becomes crucial economic indicator
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Swedish fund looks to joint venture investments
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Investors see the forest for the trees
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