The $6.2bn Louisiana State Employees Retirement System (LASERS) has removed a $600m US tactical asset allocation (TAA) mandate from Invesco and plans to make substantial changes to its asset allocation.
According to Robert Borden, the fund's chief investment officer, Invesco was dropped for performance reasons.” The fund was disappointed with returns from its TAA program in general. He said that I...
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