Why Investors Are Flocking to Uranium
Nuclear power, long on the greens’ ban list, is finding new life, oddly due in part to concerns about fossil fuels.
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Madoff Victim Fund Distributes Another $568 Million
The seventh distribution brings the total compensation to victims of the world’s largest Ponzi scheme to more than $3.7 billion.
Buy the Dips Is So … Last Month
Investors’ habit of bagging stocks during temporary slips could be going away, El-Erian warns.
So, the Market Outlook Is Cloudy, Huh? Not to JPM
The firm has a sunny view for stocks up ahead, differing from the likes of Goldman and BofA.
How Fed Tapering Will Slam Bond Buyers
No more bond buying, plus the government’s dwindling cash reservoir, will bring pain, says Natixis’ Lavorgna.
Op-Ed: The Green Gambit—Investing for Corporate Strategic Advantage in the Post-COVID-19 World
Alan Martinovich, with global management consultancy Arthur D. Little, says now is the time to make intentional moves that will drive green transformation.
Dutch APG Launches Sustainable Index Funds
The Netherlands’ largest pension provider and active investor advocate is dipping its toe in passive waters.
Do Last Year’s Historic Fund Performances Help or Hinder a CIO’s Career?
Recruiters and consultants weigh in on what they’re seeing.
Pension Fund Investment Portfolios Thrive During Pandemic
Many of the world’s largest institutional investors report over 20% gains despite the economic impact of COVID-19.
Cathie Wood Sees Tesla Up 4-Fold, Bitcoin Up 11 Times, China: Meh
The disruption queen speaks out at SALT Conference.
Ohio Teachers Pension Fund Rejects Forensic Audit Findings
Ohio STRS accuses the report author—who said the fund has ‘abandoned transparency’—of making ‘repeated baseless allegations implying wrongdoing.’
Op-Ed: Don’t Leave Money on the Table When Evaluating Pension Risk Strategies
The passage of the American Rescue Plan Act in March has changed the game for CIOs considering an annuity buyout.
House Considers Auto-Enrollment Legislation
The proposed bill would require nearly all US companies to enroll workers in a retirement plan.
Why Wall Street Is Eyeing a Correction Coming Soon
Numerous strategists think things are getting dicey as we enter stocks’ lousiest month historically.
The Amazing 10-Year Treasury and Its Slow-Motion Future
Why the benchmark bond is expected to rise, but at a sluggish pace.