(Bloomberg) A group of trustees at Pennsylvania’s biggest pension is seeking to oust the $64 billion fund’s leadership, citing what they called “poor investment performance,” the latest difficulty at the fund that focused heavily on alternative investments like private equity.
What you need to knowThe $64 billion Public School Employees’ Retirement System (PSERS), one of the nation’s largest pension funds, is embroiled in scandal and has become the target of an FBI investigation.On Thursday, a dissident group of board members called for the firing of the fund’s chief executive and top investment officer, but didn’t yet have enough votes.Amid the rebellion, PSERS .
What you need to knowThe $64 billion Public School Employees’ Retirement System (PSERS), one of the nation’s largest pension funds, is embroiled in scandal and has become the target of an FBI investigation.On Thursday, a dissident group of board members called for the firing of the fund’s chief executive and top investment officer, but didn’t yet have enough votes.Amid the rebellion, PSERS .