Pennsylvania’s elected treasurer announced Monday that about $1 billion in state funds that have been managed by outside firms will instead be overseen internally in a change designed to save millions in annual fees. Joe Torsella said the new policy altering how the state money is invested will…
Source: Morningcall
To save fees, Pa. moving $1 billion in investments to auto-pilot
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