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Ned Davis Snubs Cash Investing, Lauds Stocks and Gold
Research firm overweights equities and bullion, amid pending rate drop.
New York State Pension Commits $550M in February
More than $400 million of the investment was made within the pension fund’s real estate portfolio.
AI Will Revolutionize Private Equity Investing
Oregon Enacts Thermal Coal Divestment Law
Why Private Credit May Not Be as Good as It Looks
Factor in risk adjustments and fees, and this fast-growing asset class’s high returns get whittled down, an academic paper finds.
SEC Seeks Institutional Investor Reps for Advisory Committee
The independent committee needs representatives of pensions and mutual funds to bolster investor protection.
Chris Roth Named Northern Trust Asset Management’s CIO of Global Fixed Income
Roth joins the $1.2 trillion asset manager after almost a quarter-century at Morgan Stanley.
Blue Owl Announces $750M Kuvare Acquisition in Latest Insurance Deal
Missouri LAGERS Appoints Scott Day as CIO
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.
Plan to Replace Mississippi PERS Board With Political Appointees Dies in Committee
A bill already passed by the Mississippi House would have replaced the current board, which public employees elect, amid controversy over increased pension fund contributions.
CalPERS, Stanford Engineering Create Fellowship for Training Institutional Investors
CalSTRS Focuses on Curbing Methane in 2024 Proxy Season
The giant pension fund has a history of pushing for environment-oriented goals.
Japan’s GPIF Seeks to Boost Excess Returns by Resuming Foreign Stock Lending
After ending the practice in 2019, the pension giant is bringing it back with added countermeasures to avoid ‘empty voting.’
