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Cyber Attacks Are Financial World’s Worst Threat, Says Jamie Dimon
Chase CEO cites economic worries in annual shareholder letter.
Ex-Ontario Teachers’, ATP CIO Set to Launch New Firm’s First Product
Bjarne Graven Larsen’s new Qblue Capital enlists former Denmark fund colleagues.
Yale Alum Charged with Running Hedge Fund Scam While Student
Omar Zaki agrees to $25,000 SEC fine, three-year ban from investment industry.
SEC Releases Framework for Digital Assets
Guidance intended to help investors determine when a digital asset is a security.
House Committee Passes Bill to Overhaul Retirement Plans
Legislation would increase 401(k) contributions, plan portability.
People Moves Roundup
Investors Bailed Out of Stock in 2018 and Got Double-Slammed
The average investor fled from the stock market and ended up losing twice what the S&P 500 did, Dalbar says.
British Steel Pension Plan Gets Its First Independent Chairman
Keith Greenfield will take over the metal pension’s board, replacing Allan Johnston.
Two More Australian Supers Considering Merger
A First State Super and VicSuper consolidation joins trend among the nation’s pension funds.
CIO NextGen: Last Day to Nominate
Kentucky Bill Would Allow Institutions to Leave Troubled Retirement System
Opponents call bill ‘idiotic and irresponsible.’
Private Equity Keeps Ontario Teachers’ Strong in 2018
Despite a volatility snag to its funded status, plan is still fully funded.
Here’s Some Hopeful News: April Is Stocks’ Best Month
For the past 20 years, the fourth month has been the best for the S&P 500, rising an average 1.7%, LPL Financial says.
Norway’s Real Estate Shift Shuffles Its Leadership
World’s biggest sovereign wealth fund adds some top officials from its property arm, now being sucked into the investment division.
