Singer: Look for Another Market Slide, to 50% Below Peak
Deep recession will deliver stocks a second tumble, hedge fund heavyweight says.
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Kentucky Governor Signs Measure to Revamp Local Pension Boards
Legislation creates new panel of trustees for County Employees Retirement System.
US Dividend Payments Have Worst Quarter Since 2009
Liquidity and cost control are now top priorities as dividends drop and buybacks become an ‘endangered species.’
Maine Picks Deputy James Bennett as CIO
During his six years as DCIO, the investment professional helped team members build out the fund’s alternatives portfolio.
Dalio Says Holding Government Bonds Now Is ‘Crazy’
Tiny or negative yields make fixed income a bad idea, hedge fund honcho declares.
CAIA Clears Path for Democratization of Alternative Assets
The Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst organization cites the key attributes the alternative asset industry must improve upon to become more accessible.
Kentucky Eyes $200 Million Controversial Investment in Direct Lending Firm
The pension fund seeks lucrative opportunities during the virus-driven downturn, but some staffers think the deal is too risky.
No Vaccine? Then Look for 18 Months of Shutdowns
Fed’s Kashkari warns of new flare-ups that could push economy back into an induced coma.
Most Institutional Investors Are Sticking to Their Private Market Allocations During the Pandemic
A survey by Eaton Partners concludes many institutional investors are keeping their allocations to private assets the same or increasing them.
New Mexico Businesses Can Apply for Relief from New $100 Million Fund
The relief, managed by private equity firm Sun Mountain Capital, comes from the state’s $5.3 billion severance tax permanent fund.
Op-Ed: Evolving Approaches to Governance and Voting in a Time of Crisis
Georgina Marshall, global head of research at Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS), explains how investors can approach their portfolio companies in the pandemic environment.
Athene Fined $45 Million for Unlicensed Pension Risk Transfers
New York regulator said the firm illegally entered into 14 risk transfer deals.
IMF Expects Worst Economic Fallout Since Great Depression
Group proposes four-point plan for ‘bridge to recovery,’ saying many emerging countries will need a reallocation of their limited public resources and an increase in the world’s flow of resources to them.
Op-Ed: We Need to Talk about Pensions
Matthew Bale from RiskFirst, a Moody’s Analytics company, takes an analytical look at the implications of COVID-19 for the UK pension industry.
CalSTRS COIO Debra Smith to Retire in May
The largest educator retirement system will soon search for her successor.