How to Make Money Investing in China, Crackdown Be Damned
The Beijing regime’s actions actually offer opportunities, argues EM ace Mark Mobius.
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S&P Finds Little Evidence ‘Greenwashing’ Is Widespread
The firm says increased scrutiny of sustainable bonds is forcing issuers to substantiate ESG claims.
Chicago Teachers’ Names Interim Chief Investment Officer
The fund promotes from within, appointing Andrew K. Kelsen, the head of alternative investments, to the role.
Why Corporate Execs Have the Supply Chain Blues
Worries over logistical bottlenecks preoccupy management on earnings calls, a BofA study shows.
Idaho Retirement System CIO Bob Maynard to Retire in 2022
The investment chief has overseen a nearly 12-fold increase in the pension fund’s asset value since 1992.
SEC Charges Could Open Pearson to Securities Lawsuits
With the cease-and-desist order, attorneys might take aim at the publisher over alleged misleading statements.
How Nashville and Davidson County Pension System Got 115% Funded
CIO Fadi BouSamra expects to add two more venture capital funds by the end of the year.
Record Returns Spur NY to Cut Assumed Return Rate to Below 6%
Employer contributions are also being reduced, while COLAs will be increased.
CIO Exclusive: NY-Presbyterian’s CIO to Leave in September
William ‘Bill’ Lee is stepping down after five years in the role.
Richard Nixon Is the Father of Cryptocurrency, Says BTIG
The 37th president planted the seeds that grew into Bitcoin and its ilk today, the investment house explains.
LPL Financial CIO Burt White to Retire in 2022
He will step down in March after 15 years with the firm.
The Inflation Threat Is Hooey, Even as Money Supply Climbs, Says Savant
Sure, the Fed has created more dollars, but that doesn’t mean they’ll lead to a price spiral, argues David Waddell.
Union Files Legal Challenge Over OMERS’ Early Retirement Policy
The Canadian Union of Public Employees is also calling for a review of the pension fund’s investment decisions.
Apollo Might Launch $500 Million SPAC Fund
The private equity firm reportedly will use the investment vehicle to buy stakes in IPOs and founders’ shares.
No Need for Taper Trepidation for the Stock Market
The situation now is less fraught than during the 2013 tantrum, argues UBS’s Mark Haefele.