The City Comptroller’s Bureau of Asset Management, which is responsible for choosing investment managers to grow the $162-billion pension funds, is understaffed and suffers from a severe shortage of resources, according to a Jan. 26 report by an independent retirement-system analyst.
Some Glaring Flaws
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