Key Takeaways
- • Pensions & Investments is accepting manager surveys for its annual Largest Hedge Fund Managers special report, a data-collection call aimed at the hedge fund industry.
- • The primary source is a pension-fund story: Ohio School Employees Retirement System (SERS), Columbus, is planning a comprehensive portfolio review to determine its full exposure to artificial intelligence.
- • Other pension funds are raising concerns about correlation risk and the pitfalls of investing in new data center construction, according to the same report.
Summary
Pensions & Investments is currently accepting surveys for its annual Largest Hedge Fund Managers special report. The publication is soliciting participation from hedge fund firms for the ranking, which is a recurring feature for institutional allocators tracking the largest managers in the industry. The source material available for this item contains only the publication's call for submissions and no further detail on survey deadlines, eligibility criteria, or ranking methodology.
Separately, the publication's pension coverage highlights the Ohio School Employees Retirement System, based in Columbus, which is planning a comprehensive review of its portfolio to determine its full exposure to artificial intelligence. The review reflects concerns that are echoing among other pension funds regarding correlation risk tied to AI-linked holdings and the potential pitfalls of investing in new data center construction. Specific dollar amounts, allocation levels and timelines for the Ohio SERS review were not disclosed in the available text.
Separately, the publication's pension coverage highlights the Ohio School Employees Retirement System, based in Columbus, which is planning a comprehensive review of its portfolio to determine its full exposure to artificial intelligence. The review reflects concerns that are echoing among other pension funds regarding correlation risk tied to AI-linked holdings and the potential pitfalls of investing in new data center construction. Specific dollar amounts, allocation levels and timelines for the Ohio SERS review were not disclosed in the available text.
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