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QSuper's Distinctive Approach to Investing When Charles Woodhouse, the distinguished geologist who discovered a new mineral in 1937 which he named “woodhouseite,” scientific journals described it as “hard to classify.” His grandson and namesake, the CIO of QSuper, the AU$95 billion Aust

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Building an All-Star Team while going non-nuclear If you can rub your tummy and pat your forehead at the same time, you may be a good fit for Doug Brown’s job. Brown is CIO at Exelon Corp.

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Finding Poetry in the Bond Market As the students in the Kwok Jing Culture and Education Foundation’s calligraphy class carefully try to master the precise brushstrokes demonstrated by their teacher, Benjamin Deng, probably few of them know that his day job is

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Hewsenian's approach to investing has harnessed a lot from her teaching days Dealing with many of those in the investment world is a lot like teaching special ed students, according to Rosalind Hewsenian, CIO of the $6.2 billion Helmsley Charitable Trust. She ought to know.

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Controversy is part of the job description in the public funds world One of the fundamental attributes of any public employee retirement plan is that it’s so…public.

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Transforming Advocate HealthCare with the Right Prescription Leslie Lenzo can tell you about the dramatic transformation taking place in the health care industry’s investment management.

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Allocating to Private Markets with Focus on Science, Technology, and Innovation Bill Coaker, CIO of the $26 billion San Francisco Employees Retirement System, has put together a portfolio that combines a heavy allocation to private markets with a significant f

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