Here it is. PP rounds up some of the top stories from the Professional Pensions Show 2011.
Helen Fowler finds a flurry of activity in alternative indices over the past year reflects how these strategies are becoming much more mainstream
Pension funds are becoming more active in the private equity secondary market at a time when activity is hitting historic highs. Helen Fowler finds out why investors are drawn in despite narrow spreads
Lynn Strongin Dodds looks at how the recent AIMA guidelines are designed to improve governance in the hedge fund industry
Pension funds have long been a key backer of private equity yet the love affair is going through a rocky patch, writes Toby Lewis
CalSTRS and CalPERS have both implemented risk-based approaches to asset allocation, though both have done it in their own, unique way, as Joel Kranc and Raquel Pichardo-Allison report
Global Pensions gathered industry experts to discuss the lessons learned from the sovereign debt crisis, and where to find returns in the fixed income market going forward
US - The California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) has dropped LaSalle Investment Management as manager of a $1.96bn industrial real estate portfolio in favour of GI Partners and RREEF.
US - California faces liabilities that may exceed five times its annual tax revenue within two years unless lawmakers rein in benefits, according to a study.
US - The California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) Board of Administration publicly reprimanded board member Priya Sara Mathur for repeatedly failing to file personal and campaign financial disclosure statements required by law.