How Private Equity Damages Health Care, Jobs, Pensions, Report Contends
Study ranks states on what it sees as the harm from PE-run companies. Worst one: New Mexico.
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Sovereign Wealth Funds Adopt More Tools to Monitor Climate Impact
Carbon footprinting and climate scenario analysis are among several methods SWFs now use, a survey finds.
Insurers Increasingly Interested in Private Credit, Per GSAM
Insurers who manage $13 trillion in the Americas and APAC see high returns in private credit, according to Goldman Sachs’ 13th annual global insurance survey.
Institutional Investors Remain Optimistic for 2024
A Commonfund survey of more than 200 institutions indicated confidence that the U.S. will not face a severe recession in late 2024 or early 2025.
Research Grant Contest Announced for Studying ESG Investing
Principles for Responsible Investment wants to find out how decarbonizing and other similar goals are working out in the Global South.
Asset Management Firms Intend to Increase AI Budgets
Of technology decisionmakers surveyed by Rackspace Technology, 75% expect a bigger budget in the future, and 48% said artificial intelligence has substantially increased sales at their firm.
PRT Market Headed for Another Year Over $40B, Aon Says
With Shell and Verizon both conducting large transfers in recent months, 2024 has already seen more than $10 billion.
Water-Related Risks and Challenges
From the WRI Aqueduct 4.0 review of updated decision-relevant global water risk indicators.
Which Sectors Have the Best Prospects for 2024, and Which Have the Worst?
History shows that, in up markets, the three leaders for January and February go on to romp big-time, says savant Stovall. The three laggards, on the other hand …
Marketing-Rule Compliance Survey Closes April 1
IAA and the CFA Institute are conducting a survey of adviser compliance practices on the SEC’s Marketing Rule.
What Science Tells Us About Investing in the Energy Transition
CIO connected with Scott Tinker, a noted geologist at the University of Texas, about what areas of the energy transition are ripe for investment.
Managers’ Risk Appetite Bounces Back Sharply in February
Investors see the U.S. macroeconomic environment at its most encouraging to equities in years, according to S&P Global.
Strong Multiemployer Pension Funding Mostly Due to SFA Grants, Asset Performance
The two factors contributed approximately even amounts toward improved funding levels.
Asset Management, Admin Fees Dropped, per Recent Public Sector Pension Data
An NCPERS survey also revealed that real estate and private securities were the highest-performing asset classes for public sector pension funds.
Research Aiming to Track Inflation Named 2023 Markowitz Award Winner
The award is in honor of Nobel Prize-winning economist Harry Markowitz, who died last June at age 95.