The $30 billion Labour Pension Fund has put aside the asset-allocation plan completed by Mercer last March and is looking for a new adviser.
A letter to the editor from David Webb criticises the endowment approach underlying Hong Kong’s efforts to finance a new development project.
Hong Kong’s new $2.8 billion endowment seeks outside expertise on how to pick fund managers.
Nordic Financial Systems appoints Christopher Jurss as a senior technical consultant to Asian clients.
Meanwhile China''s social security funds manager is selecting a new set of domestic external managers.
Short of options: Raymond Wong of Cheetah Investment explains why he is seeding Asian long-only absolute return funds.
The Korean pension fund seeks advice on investing in fixed income.
Korea''s big, troubled fund groups must spruce up before the government tries to sell them to foreigners.
William M Mercer’s recently released internal performance audit suggests fund managers can make a bigger difference in Asia.
Rich Nuzum, who runs investment consulting for William M Mercer from Tokyo, is moving to the Lion City in September.
Hong Kong''s insurance regulator is exploring potential mergers with MPFA, SFC or HKMA.
International law firm Allen & Overy welcome a new senior consultant to their corporate team in Bangkok.