Gregg Gethard

The agency with oversight of New York City’s five public pension systems says staff constraints could limit future plans to make smaller commitments to more managers.

The new CIO of the nation’s largest pension says the system lost out on between $11bn and $18bn during a 'lost decade' of private equity.

ESG and impact investing organisations are taking note as the US’s fourth biggest pension system acts against the movement.

David Lee's retirement comes as PE faces a critical crossroads.

The proposed policy would allow staff to bypass board approval and bidding processes for certain investments.

LPs are starting to flex muscles regarding PE managers' commitment to diversity.

Illinois State Board of Investment tops the list of public pension systems with the strongest private equity returns.

The SWF's special opportunities basket focuses on direct investments in venture capital and buyout deals as well as co-investments and stakes in investment firms.

Family offices, endowments also plan on increasing private equity allocations this year.

The rules regarding special treatment for some LPs over others could be more eloquently crafted and should rely more on disclosure than prohibition, according to CIO Andrew Palmer.