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Three Key Trends Shaping Private Real Estate Fund Domiciliation

The top destinations keep their place, but real estate fund managers are increasingly choosing jurisdictions through an ESG lens.

07.20.22
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Broke Colleges Resort to Mergers for Survival

Takeovers increase as a shakeup in higher education leaves schools in trouble. Northeastern does a deal for struggling Mills.

07.19.22
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Why DC Plan Providers Might Be Moving Into Wealth Management

The retirement plan provider business isn’t sexy, but it’s huge. The Investment Company Institute counted $10.4 trillion in defined contribution plan assets at the end of the first quarter, $7.3 trillion of that in 401(k) plans.

07.19.22
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New Impact Funds Build Their Portfolios And Scratch Their Way To A First Close

Launching a fund is easy. Raising one is harder. Making it a success takes years. As a result, ImpactAlpha is often skeptical of fund announcements.

07.19.22
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As NYS Common Commitment Shows, In-State Programs Help Support Local Economy

Many states and regions lack the access to capital found in major metropolitan areas. In-state private equity programs help bridge that gap while also providing returns for beneficiaries.

07.19.22
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BlackRock And QLS Advisors Partner Through BlackRock Systematic To Invest In Biomedical Innovation

Strategies will focus on public and private companies developing potentially life-changing medical treatments.

07.19.22
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How Ares Plans To Capture The Overseas Private Wealth Opportunity

PEI caught up with global wealth management head Raj Dhanda and newly appointed head of Asia wealth management solutions Henry Lee to discuss its expansion into the region.

07.19.22
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Texas Teachers Would Be Better Off Without A Pension System

During my tenure in the Texas House from 2013 to 2019 the local school districts represented the largest employers in my district.

07.18.22
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Allocators Still Skeptical That ESG Can Deliver Good Returns

Some 58% of US institutions are unsure about investment performance, a survey says.

07.18.22
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Harvard Pushing Congress To Cut Endowment Tax

Harvard is pushing Senate Democrats to consider reducing the controversial tax that draws an estimated $50 million annually from its $39 billion endowment. Many wealthy private universities want the tax eliminated.

07.18.22