Sentences with phrase «pension managers do»

A high - profile hedge fund exodus from a huge pension manager does not appear likely to spark a major movement.

Not exact matches

Instead of financing Social Security and Medicare out of progressive taxes levied on the highest income brackets — mainly the FIRE sector — the dream of privatizing these entitlement programs is to turn this tax surplus over to financial managers to bid up stock and bond prices, much as pension - fund capitalism did from the 1960s onward.

This enables corporate managers to threaten bankruptcy of their pension plans or entire companies, General Motors - style, if labor unions do not renegotiate their pension contracts downward.

Managers of major pension plans understand how to do this.

Ivanhoé, the real estate investment arm of pension plan manager Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, has been most successful in buying properties in New York, and now has more than 5.5 million - square - feet of the city's real estate in its portfolio, says Adam Adamakakis, executive vice president of US Investments at Ivanhoé.

And if the most recent bid of Ivanhoé, the real estate investment arm of pension plan manager Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, is any indication, then 2015 is poised to be another hot year for real estate deals in the U.S.

Here, public pension funds did not go to the best - qualified money manager.

The three - year review by Michigan - based Funston Advisory Services says the Common Retirement Fund's 2009 decision to ban paid placement agents used by other pension funds does not appear to have kept it from accessing qualified outside investment managers.

One of the great things about DB pension plans is you don't need to make decisions about how to invest: that job is handled by a professional money manager.

But the firm does employ a sales executive whose job it is to encourage Canadian pension fund managers to use Vanguard ETFs.

Other institutions may not eschew returns as overtly, but bond market participants such as pension funds and reserve managers do also look to the bond markets with a different angle than traditional bond fund investors.

More importantly, these allocations don't change much over time, because pension fund managers are less likely to chase performance and buy what's hot.

It's an emotional response that some academic studies have shown applies to even investment advisers and pension fund managers, perhaps even more so than do - it - yourself investors.

While there's no shortage of noise out there, it can be worth looking at what the «long - term money» is doing: the pension funds, portfolio managers, consultants and others who are collectively responsible for the financial futures of thousands of clients and millions of workers, retirees, individual investors.

Institutional investors, such as pension plans, money managers and mutual funds, are purchasing BABs due to their long term nature and for situations where they do not need tax - exempt income.

Do you think a $ 50 billion pension fund manager can nimbly move assets around on a monthly basis?

In practice, private companies do not like being pension fund managers.

Still, there are about a thousand reasons plenty of do - it - yourselfers (who, after all, did not volunteer to manage their retirement money) would be likely to get worse returns than, say, pension managers.

What you are doing is too small for pension and asset managers.

During the subprime mortgage crisis, pension fund managers and other «professionals» got into plenty trouble with CDOs, CDSs, MBSs, and other complex instruments they didn't fully understand..

I find most financial people do try to time the market, whether economists for banks, active mutual fund or pension managers, or most investment advisors.

Although the pension fund didn't reveal a definitive goal or timetable for the review, its focus on top performers could ultimately reduce the number of managers even as it sees more capital flowing to real estate.