Ares Management to Pay $1 Million to Settle SEC Charges
SEC says private equity firm failed to enforce potential misuse of material nonpublic information.
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CDPQ Reports Solid Year of Progress Despite Missing Return Target
Fund misses benchmark by 1.6%, but reports substantial progress in international markets, liquidity, and stewardship.
Low Funded Public Pensions Might Not Survive the Decade
Market downturn could be the final straw for struggling public pension plans.
Rhode Island Attorney Jailed for Collecting Pension Benefits of Deceased Client
Attorney pleads guilty to taking $234K over 12 years.
Supreme Court Rules Pensioners in Fully Funded Plans Can’t Serve ERISA Suits
Plaintiffs charging mismanagement of funds would have received the same fixed payment regardless of investment outcomes, the ruling said.
Trump to Investigate the ‘Hidden Risks’ of Investing in Chinese Companies
The president pledges to ‘protect American investors’ by studying the operational behaviors and guiding principles of the Chinese companies that they invest in.
Why Did Bill Ackman Unload His Berkshire Stake?
A self-proclaimed acolyte of Warren Buffett, the hedgie isn’t loudly applauding the Oracle of Omaha like before.
Norges Bank Finalizes Contract with Controversial CEO Pick
The incoming chief executive will distance himself from his old hedge fund.
Movie Producer Accused of Defrauding BlackRock Fund
William Sadleir was arrested after allegedly using BlackRock investment to buy a mansion and a Tesla.
Market Volatility Is Harming Americans’ Hopes for a Secure Retirement
Allianz Life study finds many deeply uncomfortable with the state of the virus-driven market.
Northern Trust Joins Asset Servicing Unit to BlackRock’s Aladdin
The Chicago firm is the latest to integrate its tools to the portfolio management software.
Stock Market’s Rise Doesn’t Jibe with Overvalued P/E, Stovall Warns
CFRA sage likens investors to an ‘irresponsible teenager’ borrowing against dubious future allowances.
Fixed Income Helps Master Trusts Weather Rough First Quarter
While plans with the highest fixed income allocation outperformed peers, few were unscathed.
Rhode Island CIO Departs for Washington Hospital System
Alec Stais informed the state pension plan last month of the move.
Fighting Climate Risk More Popular in Finance Industry Boardrooms, Survey Says
In GARP poll, 90% of boards were involved in sustainability efforts.