Analysis & Research
Is there a sweet spot for risk limits?
BY Staff | August 13, 2020
Looking at public equity market charts for the year so far, many form a V-shape. In these V-shaped situations of rapid decline followed almost immediately by ...
Yes, Canadian pension plans really do outperform their global peers: study
BY Staff | August 12, 2020
Canadian pension plans outperform their international peers when it comes to asset performance and liability hedging. According to a new paper from researchers at McGill University and CEM ...
Are hedge fund activists value creators or just good stock pickers?
BY Yaelle Gang | August 7, 2020
Hedge fund activism is associated with higher short- and long-term returns, but is this because activists are value creators? Or are they just good stock ...
OCIO models may become more attractive in current market: report
BY Staff | August 4, 2020
The current market environment may change the way US institutional investors manage their assets going forward. For instance, corporate DB pension plans are expected to increasingly seek ...
If private equity doesn’t perform, is it worth institutional investors’ trouble?
BY Staff | July 15, 2020
As private equity investments become more commonplace in pension fund portfolios, is the asset class really worth it? According to a paper by Ludovic Phalippou, professor of ...
