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March 6, 2020
BlackRock Changes Global Outlook Due to Coronavirus

The world’s largest asset manager said it’s reducing cyclical exposures to global assets, such as emerging markets and Japan.

BlackRock Changes Global Outlook Due to Coronavirus
CalSTRS CEO Jack Ehnes to Retire in September

Head of $252.4 billion pension fund to step down after more than 18 years on the job.

CalSTRS CEO Jack Ehnes to Retire in September
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Trio of Pension Giants Takes on ESG Naysayers

CalSTRS, USS, Japan’s GPIF warn public companies and asset managers to adapt or die.

Trio of Pension Giants Takes on ESG Naysayers
Sam Zell Is Buying the Dips

Undeterred by the wild stock market, he is venturing into the battered energy sector.

Sam Zell Is Buying the Dips
Public Pension Funding Ratio Hits Three-Year High in Q4 2019

But market volatility caused by the coronavirus threatens to erase some of the gains.

Public Pension Funding Ratio Hits Three-Year High in Q4 2019
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