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Kentucky tops up real estate commitments with additional $300 million

Kentucky tops up real estate commitments with additional $300 million Kentucky tops up real estate commitments with additional $300 million Getty Images Kentucky Public Pensions Authority, Frankfort, added a total of $300 million to two existing open-end core real estate fund investments. KPPA investment staff made a follow-on commitment of $200 million to Harrison Street Core Property Fund, managed by Harrison Street Real Estate Capital; and $100 million to Prologis Targeted U.S. Logistics Fund, said Steven Herbert, executive director, office of investments, in a remote investment committee meeting Tuesday. The follow-on commitments were made because the investment committee in November had approved increasing the five Kentucky pension funds target to real estate to 10% from 5% after the completion of an asset allocation study by investment consultant Wilshire Associates.

Plaintiffs in Kentucky Retirement System Pension Case Expose Flagrant Corruption in Hiring of Tainted Attorney Regina Calcaterra, Best Known for Sabotaging New York Anti-Corruption Commission

It isn’t unusual in Kentucky to find corruption. What is unusual is the extent of the paper trial that shows the insider dealing in hiring tainted New York attorney Regina Calcaterra to conduct an at best redundant Kentucky Retirement Systems investigation. Not only did Calcaterra not meet any of essential hiring criteria for the already-questionable Kentucky Retirement System investigation, but even a cursory background search shows that Calcaterra is up to her eyeballs in past charges and allegations of corruption and fraud. The most infamous black mark is that the Department of Justice targeted Calcaterra for her role as Executive Director in the collapse of the Moreland Commission, launched by Governor Andrew Cuomo to investigate corruption in New York State. Numerous press reports, including an in-depth investigation by the New York Times, unearthed considerable evidence that Calcaterra had repeatedly intervened to squash any line of inquiry that might implicate Cuomo. But

Bond Investors Take Ever-Riskier Bets in Hunt for Returns

Bond Investors Take Ever-Riskier Bets in Hunt for Returns Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Jack Pitcher and Laura Benitez (Bloomberg) Bond investors, emboldened by a recovering economy and a global vaccine rollout, are taking on more risk, sometimes a lot more risk. Popular Searches Insurers, pension systems and high-grade credit managers in the U.S. and Europe are buying bigger amounts of junk-rated debt to offset shrinking yields, forcing high-yield investors to jostle for allocations of BB rated bonds the safest and largest part of their class with 60% of the market. Some fund managers, used to having their pick of speculative-grade bonds, have seen their orders for new bonds cut in recent months, they said, declining to be identified because the information is private. One high-yield fund manager said his orders have been scaled back by as much as 15%.

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