With inflation data muddied, rate cuts uncertain and private credit facing tougher tests, money managers say the next year will reward investors who get specific—about curve, structure and currency.
Erzan takes over today as president, a role that is now split from the CEO post. CEO Seth Bernstein had held both titles since 2017.
The institution’s report attributed the sharp decline to policy changes following the Great Recession.
City Comptroller Brad Lander had proposed the moves, alleging the firms have failed to meet the funds’ net zero plans.
The transaction’s strategic investors include the Qatar Investment Authority, Sun Hung Kai & Co. Ltd. and MassMutual.