USS IM cajoles hedge funds to behave better
Corporate governance initiatives gain traction with funds and investors
Not every institutional investor can claim to have had a profound impact on the evolution of the hedge fund industry. Arguably, USS Investment Management, the investment arm of the Universities Superannuation Scheme, is one.
USS is the second-largest pension scheme in the UK, with assets of more than $42 billion. The majority of assets are managed in-house by USS Investment Management, a wholly owned subsidiary of USS.
Just over five years ago, USS Investment Management embarked on a crusade to
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