Gambling
money has been flooding into Macau—and the IMF wants it managed properly.
The founder of Bayou Hedge Fund Group—a $450 million fraud—has once again failed to give his felony sentence the slip.
Shore,
who has served as the university’s finance chief for six years, is the latest
of a series of high-level financial officers to make their exits.
Called “a
stalwart of the UK pensions industry,” Sally Bridgeland has been inducted into
a group that challenges the current investment landscape.
The private consulting firm beat out 18 competitors to help manage Texas A&M’s $3.66 billion investment program.
Anthony Blumberg “directed a culture of deception and greed” at the offshore broker-dealer, according to an SEC enforcer.
New and exotic factors are
less likely to earn excess returns or perform persistently, researchers have said.
The
Malaysian government has said it would pay $437 million as part of a “holistic
restructuring plan” following the airline’s recent tragedies.
The largest sovereign fund in Asia has bucked the international trend of bringing investment capability in house.
The world’s largest owner of listed stocks appears to mean business on
corporate governance.
Carlyle
Group remains the sole defendant facing trial for allegedly limiting
competition in leveraged buyout deals before the financial crisis.
After less than a year, Marina Mekhlis has left the $50-plus billion fund for GoldenTree Asset Management.
The pension and administration group has appointed a new commander-in-chief.
As with so much in finance, it’s about looking to the long term.
Alpha and
skill are not synonymous, and what was once alpha can be acquired as beta,
according to Towers Watson.