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Retirement Plan Investors May Be Looking For Investment Standouts

While asset managers are optimistic that market conditions will stabilize and improve, they still point to strategies investors can consider in the current environment.

11.19.20
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The Asset Manager Of The Future Looks Like A Consultant. Here's How Firms Like BlackRock, PIMCO, And Invesco Are Preparing For It.

At BlackRock, top executives like its global head of platform for Aladdin, head of iShares, and head of ESG investing have backgrounds in consulting.

11.19.20
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Hawaii’s Public Pension Fund Climbs 5.3% Despite Challenges From Coronavirus Pandemic

There was political uncertainty and a spike in COVID-19 cases.

11.17.20
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U.S. Stocks Jump After Moderna Vaccine Breakthrough — Here's What Experts Say To Watch

U.S. stocks jumped, nearing a record 30,000 on the Dow, after Moderna said preliminary trial data showed its coronavirus vaccine is more than 94% effective.

11.17.20
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Kentucky Teachers’ Plan Improves Funded Status To 58.4%

The state’s full contribution led to a fourth straight year of higher funding levels, as the pension issue continues to roil the legislature.

11.16.20
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State Pension Fund Recoups 'Virus' Losses But Gains May Be Shaky

The main state-employee pension fund has recovered significantly from the coronavirus-linked stock market sell-off back in March, according to State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli.

11.16.20
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Tesla, Nio, Nikola, Zoom — Stocks The Largest US Pension Fund Is Betting On

California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS), the largest public pension fund in the United States by assets, has increased its exposure to stocks of Nio Inc, Nikola Corporation, and Zoom Video, the fund disclosed in a form filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

11.16.20
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ANALYSIS: SEC Eases Corporate Burdens, Cuts Investor Protections

Competing visions of the SEC mission have driven a pronounced split between Democratic and Republican members. A rebalancing of power on the Commission under a new presidential administration is likely to refocus future rulemaking to emphasize investor protection.

11.16.20
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Financial Advisor Interest In Alternatives Increasing Globally

Factors affecting institutional investors are just as applicable for individual investors, which are fuelling the increased interest in alternatives.

11.16.20
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Activists Say New York Teachers Retirement Fund Should Sell Off Oil, Gas Stocks

They seek to combat climate change through financial pressure.

11.16.20