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Andrew C. Palmer, CIO at the $69 billion, Maryland State Retirement & Pension System, Baltimore, will retire at the end of the fiscal year, he confirmed in an email Jan. 22.

Palmer enhanced returns by internally managing 20 percent of public market assets and starting a co-investment program for private markets.

Photo by Alexandra Radovic/CNS. Maryland officials have taken a step closer to divesting from fossil fuels and considering climate risks when evaluating proposals for how the state retirement and ...

Just last month, Maryland State Retirement and Pension System officials voted to create a climate advisory panel. The panel will be tasked with advising the pension system on how to consider ...

Maryland's state income tax brackets don't reach 6%, but counties can impose their own tax rates. And while the lowest Maryland state income tax rate is 2%, workers with more than $3,000 of ...