The list, published by a top teachers union, names 34 hedge funds managers involved with organizations it claims are attacking educators’ DB pension plans.
Quantitative easing has led these institutional investors to risk up for survival—and the IMF is alarmed about how they’d weather a sharp correction in rates.
The long-held view that insulating corporate boards from shareholders protects against short-termism is nonsense, according to a study out of Harvard’s law school.