Rob Kozlowski is a Senior Reporter at Crain's Cleveland Business. He covers a range of topics within finance and investment, including credit health, debt management, retirement planning, and commercial real estate, while also delving into asset management and alternative investments. Rob's insights and expertise have been featured in Crain's Chicago Business, MFWire, Crain Currency, and Pensions & Investments.
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Rob Kozlowski's coverage predominantly focuses on finance, investments, pension plans, and asset allocation. The articles mainly consist of press releases and private sector announcements related to the real estate industry and business & industry. If you are reaching out to Rob with a pitch, it would be beneficial to provide in-depth analysis or exclusive insights related to investment strategies, fund allocations, or significant financial decisions made by organizations. As his geographic focus is not specified but the content appears general in nature regarding locations mentioned in the article titles; therefore relevant information from various regions might interest him.
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Abbott Laboratories switched its 401(k) plan record keeper on Jan. 1.
By: Rob Kozlowski
LACERS' board has lowered its assumed investment return, defying a recent industrywide shift toward raising assumptions and reflecting concerns about future returns in private markets and emerging markets equities.
Denver Employees Retirement Plan has hired an OCIO firm to replace CIO Randall Baum, who plans to retire in October.
By: Rob Kozlowski
The pension plan approved its FY27 budget at a June meeting.
By: Rob Kozlowski
San Francisco City & County Employees' Retirement System disclosed $335 million in private equity, private credit, and infrastructure commitments.
By: Rob Kozlowski
For union pension plans, the asset class for which they have the most enthusiasm is infrastructure because of the job opportunities for trade workers whose retirements the funds support.
By: Rob Kozlowski
Pension risk transfer slowdown continued into the first quarter as plan sponsors see little urgency in executing transactions as funding levels remain high.
By: Rob Kozlowski
Connecticut Retirement Plans & Trust Funds, Hartford, has committed a total of nearly $1.2 billion to private markets and real estate funds since May.
By: Rob Kozlowski
Russell Investments to be acquired by consortium that includes CalPERS.
By: Rob Kozlowski
Pennsylvania Public School Employees’ Retirement System will save 53% on costs by outsourcing up to $25 billion in passive public equity management to BNY Investments — a dramatic reversal in an industry where internal management has long been the cheaper option.
