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The inspector general of the US Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation said it has found improper communications between the agency’s former director, Charles Millard, and investment firms bidding for contracts to manage the agency’s $2.5bn allocation to private equity and real estate. US Congress is now investigating the issue.
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