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At a 4.5% benchmark interest rate, economic growth will start to suffer, hedge fund guru says.

Class action lawsuit claims firm loaded its retirement plan with high-fee, underperforming proprietary funds.

Prosecutors allege that Neil Phillips artificially drove the dollar-rand exchange rate lower to trigger a $20 million option payout.

Letter criticizes short-term thinking that ‘imposes an ideological screen on an investment manager’s ability.’

Guo joins the insurance giant from Catalina Holdings, where he was CIO of Asia and Europe.

Appointment of CIO for Middle East, Africa and Europe, excluding Germany, rounds out six-member team.

Smith, a hedge fund and U.S. equity expert, has been a critical part of the University of Southern California’s endowment.

Wang leaves CalTech after nearly 13 years to take on newly created position at the health care nonprofit.

The $12.7 billion foundation is looking to replace Brian O’Neil, who is retiring at the end of the year.

The Teacher Retirement System of Texas is required by law to boycott companies that divest fossil fuels.

They are worried about the pandemic, GDP, inflation and Ukraine, he finds.

Billionaire investor says ‘once-in-a-generation talent' is his choice to take over if pie hauler kills him.

Schurtz succeeds Mansco Perry III, who announced his retirement in December.

While hedge operators were always stats-oriented, he took data gathering to a whole new level.

Crude prices leap as Saudi oil minister says cartel needs to cut back production.