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Maybe, Just Maybe, Bitcoin Has Hit Bottom
Technical indicators point to a possible low point for the battered cryptocurrency, say Glassnode researchers.
New York Common Retirement Fund Commits Over $1.5 Billion in May
The pension fund increases its private equity investments while cashing out $500 million within its public equity portfolio.
Illinois TRS Commits Nearly $6 Billion
Fund reported 26 commitments and two terminations between February and May.
CalPERS’ New Asset Allocation Kicks In July 1
The $442 billion pension fund is shifting money out of public equity and into private equity and other alts.
Big Whoop: Tiny Money Market Rates Finally Hit 1%
Unimpressed, as inflation sits at 8.6%, investors so far aren’t pouring into the money funds.
Powell Remarks Overshadow Inflation Good News as Stocks Continue to Tank
S&P 500 has worst first half in 52 years, thanks to economic heebie-jeebies
Private Equity Cashes In as Student Housing Deals Surge
KKR sells seven college lodging projects for $725 million.
VCU Promotes Deputy CIO Bruce MacDonald to CIO
MacDonald will succeed current CEO and CIO Nancy Everett, who will remain CEO.
Allocators Will Go for Structured Debt Linked to Property, Poll Says
Aeon survey finds 63% will opt for residential and commercial real estate bonds, reversing a downtrend.
Mexico’s MIT Seeks CIO
Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education is looking for an investment chief to help it create a ‘world class investment portfolio.’
Consumer Confidence Falls—and So Do Stocks
The S&P 500 reverses its recent rise, as the Conference Board report chills investors.
Northwestern Sets New Fossil Fuel Investment Guidelines
The university says it will also boost investments in cleaner energy companies.
Worsening Economy Threatens Retirement Security for Canadian Millennials
Survey finds rising inflation and interest rates are putting retirement savings in jeopardy, particularly for those under 35.
Real Assets Rake In Investments, PitchBook Says
The copious inflows of fresh capital mostly favor infrastructure projects.
