Newsmakers

Most lenders fail to consider possible environmental threats when making loans, a central bank study says.   

PIMCO’s Crescenzi touts the steadiness of the central bank chief who conquered inflation four decades ago.

She succeeds Liza Crisafi, who retired after 15 years at San Diego City Employees’ Retirement System.

The 1% levy in a Senate-passed bill shouldn’t deter the repurchase trend much, they think.

‘Fiduciary duty is not lip service,’ says August 4 letter, which is addressed to CEO Larry Fink and seeks ‘clarification on actions that appear to have been motivated by interests other than maximizing financial return.’

Although the state's funds are hardly a hotbed of climate activism, DeSantis joins other GOP pols in opposing ‘woke capital.’

The exchange, suffering like the digital currency it trades, gains access to the asset management giant’s institutional clients.

The $22 billion pension fund also tapped Anthony Chiu as deputy CIO.

The proposed Securing Employee Retirement Returns Act aims to codify Trump-era anti-ESG rules.

Agency names replacement for Jan Murtha after nearly eight-month search.

Hodel succeeds Elizabeth Burton for his second stint in the role.

Investment officer joins the consulting and investment firm from the University of Oklahoma Foundation.

Plans for Iowa, Los Angeles County and two other California counties seek class action standing against Goldman and four others.