CalPERS’ Deputy CIO Dan Bienvenue stepping down
Bienvenue is leaving to join private equity firm General Atlantic as managing director, leading the firm’s capital solutions initiatives for pension plans.
Bienvenue is leaving to join private equity firm General Atlantic as managing director, leading the firm’s capital solutions initiatives for pension plans.
In February, Vickers joined the firm, which manages three major philanthropies endowed by the Rothschild family.
In this video interview: Bruebaker built one of the strongest funds in the United States, which became one of the few funds to show a profit during the pandemic’s challenging 2022, and is now headed by his mentee, Allyson Tucker. Here’s what he had to get right when building the fund as it became a direct investor in real estate and exponentially increased its private investments. This video interview took place at the Markets Group Pacific Northwest Institutional Forum shortly after Bruebaker was given the Lifetime Achievement Award.
How PSERS’ new chief investment officer Dr. Cotton is applying his knowledge of M&A best practices, working with the board, and changing a portfolio that was designed for a low interest rate environment.
The CIO who has been at the forefront of sustainable state investing is preparing his investment team for his departure.
An investment team member talks about a CIO who has a reputation for retaining top talent.
For years, he recruited the top CIOs in the United States, and chaired the largest pension fund in the country. Now he’s retiring, and disclosing some of the things he couldn’t discuss in the past.
The chief investment officer of one of the fastest growing funds in the world, Arizona’s Public Safety Personnel Retirement System, has been studying AI for a decade. Now he’s applying it to his portfolio.
During this interview, he’ll discuss case scenarios that artificial intelligence software can be used effectively, and some of the challenges and risks around it. (Video interview and Transcript)
How the chief investment officer of ExchangeCapital Management manages staff with radical candor, how he applies his tech background to investment probabilities, how he approaches due diligence, and currencies.
Andrew Palmer, Chief Investment Officer of the
Maryland State Retirement Agency, which manages the $67 billion fund for
Maryland state pension plans, did something very interesting. He was given a
mandate by the state of Maryland to put all of his investments through an ESG
lens. And he did it in such a way, that he believes his investments will avoid
conflict if there’s a political regime shift in the United States. He’s been hitting his benchmarks for years.
On April 30, Markets Group will be awarding Palmer a
Strategy Award as part of our Investor’s Forum in Washington D.C. The award is
meant to highlight thought leaders within the allocator community who have come
up with a strategy that others can learn from.
Some people argue that ESG detracts from investment
returns, but Palmer has been able to hit all of his benchmarks for years. During
this interview, we will discuss how he did it, how he looks at his portfolio,
and ask him what other allocators should be aware of.