US - New York City Comptroller John Liu said Acadian Asset Management, a Boston company that managed US$646m for three city pension funds, was one of six investment advisers dismissed for poor performance.
Liu's disclosure yesterday responded to an April 11 Bloomberg News request under the state Freedom of Information Law that he name the managers he said on April 8 he had fired. His office said June...
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