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Nearly All DB Schemes To Consider Realigning Investment Strategies After 'Challenging' Year

The vast majority (95.7 per cent) of defined benefit (DB) pension scheme trustees believe they need to consider re-aligning their investment strategy to achieve long-term funding objectives, with 91.5 per cent prioritizing this for 2021, industry research has found.

01.22.21
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Canada Fund Adds Billions To Asia Stock Bets And Plans Even More

Ontario Municipal Employees’ Retirement System almost quadrupled its stock holdings in Asia-Pacific last year and plans to keep boosting its exposure to the fast-growing region over the next several years.

01.22.21
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Canadian Pension Funds Hunt For Pandemic Real Estate Bargains

Canadian pension funds are seeking to boost their real estate investments, betting the slumping property market will recover as the COVID-19 pandemic recedes and office workers and city dwellers return to downtown properties.

01.22.21
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Kennedy Lewis Investment Management Closes Second Opportunistic Credit Fund With $2.1 Billion Of Commitments

Kennedy Lewis Investment Management (“Kennedy Lewis”), a leading opportunistic credit manager, today announced that it completed fundraising for Kennedy Lewis Capital Partners Master Fund II LP (“Fund II”) with $2.1 billion of capital commitments.

01.21.21
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Rich Bernstein Thinks U.S. Investors Could Get Blindsided This Decade

The clairvoyant strategist sees a very different decade playing out in the 2020s.

01.19.21
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Vanguard, BlackRock Lag State Street On Some Proxy Votes Seeking Political Donation Disclosures: New Study

Vanguard says it evaluates shareholder resolutions on political donation on a case-by-case basis.

01.19.21
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Goldman Sachs Profit More Than Doubles, Powered By Trading

The Wall Street firm’s revenue rose 18% above 2019’s fourth-quarter level as it benefited from a relatively small loan book and heavy exposure to underwriting and trading securities.

01.19.21
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Pension Funds Stick By Blackstone Despite Closeness To Trump

Founder Stephen Schwarzman was one of president’s staunchest backers on Wall Street.

01.19.21
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BlackRock Is Forcing Finance To Take Climate Risk Seriously

BlackRock is the latest (and biggest) player to shatter any delusions that companies can ignore the climate.

01.19.21
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San Diego's Pension Payment Spiking $50 Million, Worsening Budget Crisis During Pandemic

Pension debt, now $3.3 billion, has nearly tripled since 2007 as employees make more and live longer.

01.19.21