In the Margins
TIAA is stepping away from its history in one part of its business as it seeks more money from outside investors. The firm's asset management unit has renamed itself Nuveen, taking the brand of the company it purchased in 2014. The newly rebranded unit has almost $900 billion in assets, ranging from stock mutual funds to timber and real estate. Read the original story from The Wall Street Journal.
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