Money Management Letter delivers more information on the ongoing search activities of the U.S. defined benefit pension fund industry than any other publication, breaking news on business opportunities for subscribers before it appears anywhere else.

Every other Monday Money Management Letter digs up must-read intelligence on new and potential manager searches, hirings and firings by corporate funds, public funds, Taft-Hartley funds and Canadian funds. Money Management Letter reporters in New York and Washington talk directly to the plan sponsors about their outsourcing plans, delivering new business leads before decisions are made and the opportunity lost. Just one story can pay for a year's subscription many times over.

The newsletter breaks important news and trends in all areas of the defined benefit market--including consulting, legislation, marketing strategies, executive appointments at major pension plans and money management firms and performance attribution.

Plus, Money Management Letter delivers these regular features:

Search Directory: Lists prospective and new searches for external asset managers and tracks hiring and firing activity.

League Tables: Annual rankings of managers in terms of total mandates and total assets won during the previous year. These are a must-read for firms that want to see how they rank in comparison to their peers and competitors.

Quarterly Completed Search Roundup: Tables of the search activity completed in the last three months. Included in this supplement is a listing of the hiring activity, the biggest hires of the quarter, a comprehensive directory of completed searches, plus editorial highlighting trends in the market.

Annual Completed Search Roundup: This supplement is published in place of the fourth quarter roundup. Included are the tables of searches completed in the fourth quarter and editorial analysis of the trends manifested by the aggregated quarterly data for the previous year.

Mergers & Acquisitions Supplement: Published in conjunction with sister publication Global Money Management, this supplement is a review of global and domestic M&A activity, plus a preview of M&A activity--identifying potential players, targets and buyers, plus detailed charts outlining the biggest announced and completed deals from the previous 12 months.

Technology Supplement: This supplement is primarily a review and analysis of cutting-edge portfolio management and trading products. The editorial also focuses on the technology trends in money management and consulting. Included are charts summarizing the range of automated trading and portfolio accounting products. This supplement is published with editorial assistance from sister publication Operations Management.

Readers

Money Management Letter is read by Money Managers, Consultants and Plan Sponsors. Other readers include Investment Bankers, Recruiters, Attorneys, Institutional Traders and Institutional Sales and Marketing professionals.