Ohio Teacher Pension Fund Faces Turmoil Amid Legal and Financial Scrutiny
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Ohio's $94 billion teacher pension fund is embroiled in controversy as reformers push for changes with the help of an AI-driven investment firm, QED, facing scrutiny and legal challenges. Republican Attorney General Dave Yost has launched an investigation into potential hostile takeover risks and filed a lawsuit against two board members supporting the reform. The situation has intensified with allegations of misconduct, opaque management, and financial mismanagement, leading to a divided board and calls for greater transparency.
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