CalPERS Board Member Theresa Taylor Breached Confidentiality, Board Engaged in Apparent Criminal Violations of Open Meeting Law in Attacks on Pro-Transparency Board Membrs
CalPERS has managed to outdo itself, in a predictably bad way.
Read more...CalPERS has managed to outdo itself, in a predictably bad way.
Read more...Dow Jones complains to the Supreme Court that it should have gotten a ton more money from the massive CalPERS copyright theft that we exposed.
Read more...The CalPERS board continues to waste time on tinpot tyranny rather than focusing on the challenge of the penion system’s substantial underfunding.
Read more...CalPERS is worried about being tainted by its association with Leon Black of Apollo. CalPERS should be a lot more worried about its wallet.
Read more...CalPERS General Counsel Matt Jacob pawed CEO Marcie Frost. Not a good look.
Read more...CalPERS’ long-term care policy mess is even worse than industry norms, which is saying quite a lot.
Read more...CalPERS demonstrates its lack of interest in ethics and propriety.
Read more...Some funny-looking business with CalPERS desire to be rid of National Enquirer’s parent, American Media.
Read more...CalPERS is acting awfully guilty.
Read more...Will reform-minded former CalPERS board member JJ Jelncic be back in the saddle soon?
Read more...Many public pension funds are in a very deep underfunding hole, and too many are resorting to high fee investment strategies that at this point in the cycle are costly hopium. Gordon Hamlin, a pro bono advier to public pensions, sets forth a strategy for the most deeply underfunded state pension, the Kentucky Retirement System.
Read more...Why CalPERS’ private equity “new business model” dithering is looking an awful lot like Brexit.
Read more...Why beneficiaries and California taxpayers should welcome Lisa Middleton replacing Bill Slaton on the CalPERS board.
Read more...A professional fund manager describes why CalPERS’ private equity strategy is irrational.
Read more...As important stakeholders sound alarms, more evidence that CalPERS can’t make an honest case for its “new” private equity scheme and is calling in chips in a big way to cover for that.
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