In The News
Big ERISA Decisions On The Horizon—SCOTUS To Review Third ERISA Case This Term

The U.S. Supreme Court recently agreed to review the Eighth Circuit’s decision in Thole v. US Bank, in which the Eighth Circuit held that participants in an overfunded defined benefit pension plan lack standing to sue for fiduciary breaches under ERISA. The Supreme Court’s decision in this case—the third ERISA case accepted by the court this term—could have significant implications for plan sponsors and plan fiduciaries.

07.23.19
Industry News
Eagle Asset Management Names New Active Equity Portfolio Co-Mgr.

Eagle Asset Management promoted Brad Erwin to portfolio co-manager on the firm’s Growth & Income Team on July 1.

07.23.19
Multi-Asset/Investment Advisor
Texas County Rehires Investment Advisor

A Texas county completed a search for investment advisory services this month.

07.23.19
Industry News
Wells Fargo Associate PM & Senior Analyst To Depart

Jen Robertson, associate portfolio manager and senior analyst on the MetWest Capital Equity team at Wells Fargo Asset Management, will leave the firm on Sept. 13.

07.23.19
Industry News
GW&K Hires Global Equity Client PM

Andrea Clark has joined GW&K Investment Management as v.p. and global equity client portfolio manager.

07.23.19
Industry News
Tortoise Names CFO

Tortoise appointed Senior Managing Director Michelle Kelly Johnston as its cfo on July 1.

07.22.19
Industry News
Norwest Equity Adds Partner

Sundip Murthy joined private equity firm Norwest Equity Partners as a partner on July 15.

07.22.19
Emerging/Diverse Managers
Calif. Plan Approves Fixed-Income Emerging Mgr. Search

A California pension fund will conduct a search for fixed-income emerging managers following last week’s approval.

07.22.19
In The News
Cleantech Venture Capital Is Back? Early Numbers Say Yes.

While all venture capital sectors suffered during the Great Recession, one notable sector was almost completely left out of the corresponding recovery: Cleantech.

07.22.19
In The News
Stock Market Woes Caused Ohio Pension System To Lose Money In 2018

The stock market’s end-of-the-year losses in December caused each of Ohio’s state pension systems to lose money for the 2018 calendar year.

07.22.19