Tag: BlackRock
Pensions, Asset Managers Broadly Support Tick-Size, Access Fee Updates
New York’s State Pension Commits $2B in Investments in April
Nearly $900 million has been earmarked for investments with the pension giant’s credit portfolio.
How Managers of Pension Funds, OCIOs Are Approaching Risk
Kellogg Foundation Offers a How-To on DEI for Finance Employers
Pointing to low levels of diversity among money managers and private equity firms, it gives examples of successful programs that boost diversity.
NGO Study IDs Vanguard, BlackRock as Big Climate-Change Villains
Direct Indexing Grows, but Plans Don’t Vary Much, Morningstar Says
Wall Street firms trot out their own versions or buy smaller providers to meet demand.
Storm-Tossed BlackRock Still Eyes Acquisitions
The world's biggest asset manager has expanded in the past when times were tough, its executives say.
NY Common Commits $1 Billion to BlackRock Public Equity Fund
The investment accounts for half of the $242 billion pension fund’s January commitments.
Congress Adds Fuel to Anti-ESG Fire
The joint resolution, which President Joe Biden has said he will veto, increases the heat in the U.S. on ESG investing, and asset managers see risks.
Kentucky Retirement System Trustees Say It Is Not Subject to State’s Anti-ESG Law
The board of the County Employees Retirement System informed Kentucky’s treasurer that the 2022 law conflicts with CERS’ fiduciary duties.
Oklahoma Taking Names as It Seeks to Weed Out ESG Investors
NTAM Names BlackRock Exec as New President
Recessions May Be Mild, but Market Reactions Aren’t
BlackRock forecasts a 1% economic contraction this year. The question: How will investors respond?
