NEW YORK — TIAA-CREF wants to be a contender in the Section 529 college savings plan business — again. And the renewal last month of its three-year contract to manage Michigan’s $1.6 billion Education ...

(Bloomberg News) TIAA-CREF, the largest U.S. manager of pensions for teachers and academic researchers, will provide $1 billion in capital to a new unit that will oversee investments for endowments.

In a New York Times article (January 6, 2002), TIAA-CREF's CEO John H. Biggs said he would support the creation of a new retirement fund that would employ not only negative screens (avoiding certain ...

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission started an informal investigation of TIAA-CREF this week, following the resignation last week of two of the pension fund’s trustees over a business venture ...

Expensive advertising isn’t TIAA-CREF’s only problem (“A Pension Giant’s Extreme Makeover,” The Chronicle, November 5). Their much-vaunted customer service works only when the customer does what ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--One-third (33 percent) of Americans who participate in an employer-sponsored retirement plan say they are not familiar with the investment options in their plan, according ...

TIAA Henderson Global Real Estate will have exclusive rights to offer direct property and property debt investments outside of North America for both firms. TIAA-CREF will retain its North American ...

TIAA-CREF has developed an offering that seeks to provide employees of nonprofit institutions a way to save during their working years for health care expenses in retirement. The Retiree Health Care ...

A new whitepaper released by TIAA-CREF highlights critical steps retirement plan sponsors can take to uphold their fiduciary obligations and help plan participants maximize their retirement savings.

LONG BEACH, California (Reuters) - TIAA-CREF is an example of a whole that's greater than the sum of its parts. The firm was recognized at the 2014 U.S. Lipper Fund Awards last week as the best large ...

As Roger W. Ferguson Jr. takes the helm of TIAA-CREF today, he assumes control of a company that often frustrates financial advisers. His predecessor, Herbert M. Allison Jr., 64, brought a corporate ...