10 Top Read Exclusive Interviews of 2024
Common threads were the wisdom the chief investment officers brought to their investment offices, the concerns they shared, and the challenges they overcame as influencers within the industry.
CalSTRS
CalSTRS promotes two senior portfolio managers to directorial roles
The $346.5bn
system promoted Rosie Lucchesini-Jack and David Murphy after extensive
recruitment and public search
CalSTRS signals 8.4 percent net return for the 2024 fiscal year
The $341.1bn pension fund has a positive return for all its asset allocations except in real estate.
CalSTRS introduces a new division, draws fiscal year 2025 plan
The
$337.9bn system has introduced a total fund management division alongside
drawing plans for individual asset classes.
CalSTRS appoints a senior investment director
June
Kim, the newly appointed senior investment director, will continue to work with the Global Equity team until a new director of
Global Equity is hired.
CalSTRS and Kenny Lewis join for non-sponsored senior lending
The $337.9bn
pension fund forms alliance with Kennedy Lewis Investment Management to focus
on senior corporate lending for non-sponsored borrowers.
World’s Largest Educator Fund Names Scott Chan to Succeed Chris Ailman
Chan has worked as CalSTRS deputy CIO since 2018.
Exclusive Multimedia interview: CalSTRS CIO Chris Ailman on Debt, Climate, and Being an Effective CIO
“The world is not changing its behavior enough. I think that’s going to be a risk, but then also an enormous investment opportunity because shifting away from hydrocarbon as a power source, as an energy source, is going to require a lot of capital, but it has to happen.”
Exclusive Interview with CalSTRS Scott Chan
On investing in the new economy, building an effective, unlevered, co-investment platform, tracking its success, and becoming competitively nimble at one of the largest funds in the United States.
Breaking News: CalSTRS CIO Chris Ailman to Retire
The longtime advocate for diversity, and peer-recognized leader among CIOs will leave the second largest pension fund in the U.S. before July.